It wasn't reported by any "lamestream" news sources round here. Just local bloggers (go figure).
There is a huge Walmart on the state line in Hammond Indiana, just across the street from Chicago. It was built there in response to Chicago dragging their feet on city locations (Walmart has quite of few stores across the street from Chicago in collar suburbs). And of course their threats to pass ordinances directly targeting them. This Walmart is not for Hammond or Indiana residents (there is another store in a better location in Hammond for residents) as it turns its back to Indiana.
But chaos happened when Illinois food stamps went down. The store was left a shambles. When it finally came back up, some woman was trying to leave with $700 worth of stuff when they discovered she had 49 cents in her account. She left with nothing when Hammond police were going to arrest her if she tried to leave with that stuff. So at least one bozo got stopped.
I really don't know why Wal-Mart wants to be in urban areas so bad. There is a big difference between urban poor and country poor. There is a reason why retailers don't locate in areas. And its not because they're racist.