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For many shoppers, a trip to Walmart can be a way to save money. But for Douglas Brian Osborne, it was allegedly a way to make money -- using a printer to counterfeit $600 in funny money. Investigators in Gainesville, Fla., say Osborne purchased a printer from the Lake City megastore on March 10 and promptly attempted to pass off the bogus bucks before being busted later that day, The Gainesville Sun reports. The 30-year-old suspect allegedly tried to spend this fabricated fortune at Stubbies & Stein's restaurant. But an employee apparently refused to accept the questionable cash, so ...
You can find almost anything on the shelves at Walmart -- sometimes even obscene photographs of a 44-year-old man in drag. Police in Fremont, Ohio, say Rodney Kunkel stocked the shelves at Walmart with graphic photographs showing himself in black nylons, heels and pink lingerie with his genitals exposed. Kunkel allegedly placed the photos on shelves in the cosmetic department and on cars in the store's parking lot on Feb. 28, The News-Messenger reports. ...
Race car driver Morgan Shepherd, 69, will spin a Chevy around the track at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway in Saturday's Sam's Town 300, but he may leave Sin City best known for his speed on two feet. The 44-season NASCAR veteran and his wife, Cindy, were pit-stopping at a Vegas Walmart on Monday night, in search of an oil drain pan. Still in the parking lot, Shepherd saw several young men burst through the store doors, chased by security. Matthew Stockman, Getty Images for NASCAR NASCAR driver Morgan Shepherd demonstrated his speed on foot Monday when he caught a theft suspect at a ...
If you shop at Walmart, wear skinny jeans, wear sports jerseys, attend parties or post updates about your kids on your Facebook account, beware. Your photograph or update could become fodder for an online joke in which you are the punch line. Michigan resident Melanie Wheeler says her mother was shocked to find her photo on a website called People of Walmart, which posts (you guessed it) photographs of people shopping in Walmart. Anyone can take a photo, submit it to the site and see it uploaded, complete with snarky caption. Wheeler told MyFoxDetroit that her mother "was upset about it. Her ...
Arkansas has a way of making it onto the national stage -- and sometimes the publicity isn't very complimentary. The latest from Bill Clinton's home state: Harps grocery store in the small town of Mountain Home in northern Arkansas deemed a magazine story on gay singer Elton John to be obscene. The store placed gray "family shields" over copies of the Us Weekly magazine, which features the singer, his partner, and their new adopted baby. Printed on the shields were the words: "To protect our young shoppers." But the shields didn't stay up for long -- not after members of the Arkansas' GLBT ...
PORT ORCHARD, Wash. -- Detectives are investigating why a man ran from deputies and then opened fire in a Walmart parking lot, sparking a shootout that left him and the woman he apparently was with dead and two law officers wounded. Sunday's violence came after the Kitsap County Sheriff's deputies answered a call about a suspicious person at the store in Port Orchard. Two deputies located the man and tried to talk to him but he began running, pursued by the officers. "For reasons not yet known, the suspect turned and fired multiple shots," sheriff's spokesman Scott Wilson ...
In a mired economy like this one, many consumers can't afford to be picky about brand-name products at the supermarket. Luckily, generic brands are upping their game and offering us more bang for our buck -- and then some. According to the latest consumer research conducted by Mintel, the private label market -- which produces affordable store-brand products instead of pricey name-brand ones -- has enjoyed tremendous sales growth in recent years and continues to expand thanks to major support from consumers. In fact, Mintel research found that a whopping 44 percent of grocery shoppers ...
Wal-Mart, the nation's largest retailer and grocery, announced today that it is continuing its push toward healthier food with a five-year program to reduce sodium, fat and sugar content in the chain's in-house brands and to encourage suppliers to do the same. First lady Michelle Obama joined Wal-Mart executives in Washington as part of her ongoing campaign to promote healthy eating. She said the announcement has "the potential to transform the marketplace and help Americans put healthier foods on their tables every single day," according to USA Today. Wal-Mart has been working for a few ...
Has Wal-Mart gone liberal? At a community center in Southeast Washington on Thursday, the nation's largest retailer announced it was joining forces with first lady Michelle Obama in an effort to promote healthy eating, The Washington Post reported. Wal-Mart executives said the company would lower prices on healthier items, increase the amount of money it donates to nutrition programs and pressure its suppliers to lower sodium and sugar levels in foods sold in its stores. "When I see a company like Wal-Mart launch an initiative like this, I feel more hopeful than ever before," the first lady ...
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