Toys

Wassup, home skillets? We're about to make you feel like a kid again with these '90s toys that you probably forgot all about.

Sometimes it's nice to bulk up your Halloween candy with some non-candy items! It's great for kids who aren't as into sugar and a fun way to make all of those premium candy bags last without feeling like you're shortchanging the kids of your neighborhood. Candy is pricey! I've put together a list of cute, fun and (dare I say) even useful items to add to your candy bowl this Halloween season.

If you have a few of these laying around the house, or maybe upstairs in the hope chest, you might want to bust them out, dust them off, and list them up!

Hasbro the toymaker announced they're making the Mr. Potato Head brand "gender-neutral".

In 2019 Toys R Us began dipping their toes into the comeback waters by opening two small, experimental stores. Unfortunately, it seems that for now, the move to comeback has fallen flat.

Since we don't have a toy store on this level in this state, could we get a similar experience at an iconic Louisiana location? What about Bass Pro Shop?

Traveling down the toy aisle at Walmart on South Broadway, I have found that there is a big resurgence in 80's and 90's toys. Why is this?

A bad controller in this toy could cause it to move unexpectedly and cause injury.

This has to be the weirdest 'Must Have' collectible on the market right now.

From Stretch Armstrong to Pet Rocks to an updated Easy-Bake Oven, scroll through the list and take a trip down memory lane to recall some highlights of the often-overlooked ‘70s.

We need your help in collecting bikes. We will be at Walmart Supercenter in Shreveport on Youree and Bert Kouns from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm on Saturday, December 14th.

We don't have to grow up after all!