Walmart has become a staple in America for its competitive prices for not only consumer goods, but for food as well but that could be changing in 2024.

Walmart Is Closing Stores Across America

Although the company seems to be thriving, Walmart is quietly shutting doors on underperforming stores across America, and they are doing it fast.

The company cited financial underperformance as the reason for the decisions.

In 2023, Walmart closed 24 stores across 14 states and Washington, D.C. That's significantly more than the 15 store closings the retail giant had planned. The chain attributes the closings in part to shoplifting and organized retail crime.

Right now no stores are closing in Texas but some are opening. They do have some health clinics closing.

Walmart health clinics in Texas closing:

• Fort Worth (no longer opening)
• Garland
• Palestine
• Pearland
• Royse City
• Sugar Land
• Tomball
• Tyler

Walmart is shuttering 8 US locations in 2024. See the list.

California:

• 2121 Imperial Ave. in San Diego
• 605 Fletcher Parkway in El Cajon
• 2753 E. Eastland Center Dr. in West Covina
• 4080 Douglas Blvd in Granite Bay (Neighborhood Market)
• 40580 Albrae St. in Fremont

Maryland:

• 1238 Putty Hill Ave in Towson

Ohio:

• 3579 S. High St. in Columbus

Wisconsin:

• 7025 W Main St. in Milwaukee (Neighborhood Market)

The company plans to open or begin construction on 14 new locations this year.

Here are the confirmed openings:

Texas

• Preston Road in Celina (Dallas area)
• 16600 FM 423 in Frisco (Dallas area)
• McKinney Street in Melissa (Dallas area)
• 8927 Fry Road in Cypress (Houston area)

Georgia:

• Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in Atlanta (Neighborhood Market)

Florida:

• U.S. Highway 98 East in Santa Rosa Beach (Neighborhood Market)