As the holiday shopping season rolls in like a tsunami wave, it can feel overwhelming to prioritize how you're going to get everything done and also handle the responsibilities of your life.

A lot of Black Friday shopping is done online, which makes it prime time for scammers and hackers to try and steal your data. They are relentless, but there are any things you can do to help keep your data safe, not only while shopping for Black Friday, but year-round.

If history is any guide and advertisers are to be believed, the best bargains still are to be had from Black Friday through Cyber Monday, a four-day period known in the retail world as BFCM for short.

Retailers used giveaways and big discounts to reward U.S. shoppers who ventured out for Black Friday even as earlier offers, the prospect of better bargains in the days ahead and the ease of e-commerce drained much of the excitement from the holiday shopping season's much-hyped kickoff.

In-store shopping offers instant gratification and sometimes exclusive deals not available online, but you risk dealing with crowds and low stock. Online shopping is convenient, but watch out for crashing websites and fake products.

A record number of shoppers hit stores and online retailers in Maryland and nationwide for Black Friday, the busiest shopping day of the year.

Black Friday is so close you can taste it, so it's the perfect time to do some holiday shopping for the golfer(s) in your life. Luckily for you, Walmart started its Black Friday sale a few days earl

Black Friday is in full swing, and people in Hampton Roads and across the country are taking full advantage to grab those deals.