Walmart Supercenter
Coverage of Walmart Supercenter in the Nexus archive.
- Wealthy Americans choose one grocery store chain over rivals, survey finds
A YouGov survey found that 11% of higher-income Americans (earning at least $150,000 annually) primarily shop at Costco, the most among grocery retailers, followed by Kroger (10%) and Walmart Supercenter (8%). Walmart Supercenter was the most popular among middle- and lower-income shoppers (20%), while Costco membership costs range from $65 to $130 annually. Analyst Phil Lempert attributed Costco's appeal to its bulk sizes and value for larger households.
- Police looking for two drivers who struck, killed pedestrian in South Nashville
A pedestrian was struck and killed by two fleeing vehicles in South Nashville. Robert Powell, 68, was hit by a black pickup truck and later by a white sedan before being pronounced dead at a hospital. Police are seeking both drivers and released a blurry image of the pickup truck.
- Pedestrian dies after getting hit by truck in South Nashville
A pedestrian was killed after being struck by a black pickup truck in South Nashville. The driver fled the scene, and detectives are investigating the incident near the Walmart Supercenter on Nolensville Pike. The victim was pronounced dead at the hospital.
- Attempted murder suspects arrested for shooting outside Walmart in San Bernardino County
Three suspects were arrested for a shooting outside a Walmart in Hesperia, San Bernardino County, which left a man hospitalized with serious injuries. The incident occurred at the Walmart Supercenter on the 13400 block of Main Street on June 30 just after 7 p.m.