KENDALL: After decades of offering shoppers great deals on whatever it is they needed, Kmart has closed every store across the country except for one survivor in the heart of Kendall. It's a little piece of nostalgia at 14091 SW 88 St.

Kmart became known for its “blue light specials,” where flashing lights and announcements alerted customers to limited-time discounts.

The store was the last full-size Kmart in the U.S. The chain is now down to a handful of locations, including a small store in Miami.

In 2023, Kmart gave its Kendale lease to the Texas based home-goods chain At Home. The new store replaced the iconic red K that hung above the door with its own logo, and relegated the Kmart to the small corner section of the store that had once been home to the original Kmart’s “garden shop.”

Kmart closed its last full-sized store in Bridgehampton, New York, Sunday, Oct. 20. The last remaining Kmart is located in the Kendale Lakes Plaza, 14091 S.W 88th St., in Miami. It's a small store with a limited selection.

As the last full-size Kmart in the continental United States prepares to close, shoppers reminisced about the store that once sold everything, everywhere.

After decades of decline, Kmart has closed its final full-scale U.S. store in Bridgehampton, NY, marking the end of a retail giant. Learn more about Kmart's legacy and its impact on American shopping culture.

Kmart closed its Bridgehampton store, the last full-sized outpost in the continental U.S. A mini version of the once-retail giant remains in Miami.

The blue lights have gone out for good at the last full-sized Kmart in the U.S. after the store in Bridgehampton, New York closed. CBS News New York's Shanelle Kaul reports.

Kmart, a retail giant that once had more than 2,000 stores across the U.S., said goodbye Sunday to its last full-size location. The store in Bridgehampton, New York, closed its doors for the final time Sunday night,

While thousands of Kmart stores have closed over the decades, the Bridgehampton store has managed to hang on. Shoppers say that's due to lack of competition in the area.