Next time you head to Costco, make sure you have your plastic or digital membership card – and a matching ID. The members-only warehouse retailer is really starting to crack down on non-members.

Get yourself a whole new wardrobe, a rotisserie chicken, and a tub of mayo that'll last for a year at your local warehouse.

If you’re not a fan of Costco’s recent membership card policy that requires customers to scan their cards with an ID check before entering the store as well as checking out, then you’re not alone.

Next time you shop at Costco, don't be surprised if you're asked to scan your membership card rather than showing it to the employee at the entrance. In the "coming months," the warehouse store will ...

Costco is notorious for its $1.50 hot dog — and its memberships. Now, there may be a way to enjoy some of the chain's perks ...

SEATTLE — Costco will soon require people to scan their membership cards in order to enter a warehouse store, according to the company's website. In the coming ...

Costco is planning to deploy scanners at store entrances as a way to curtail non-members’ use of membership cards, the company announced. The members-only warehouse began testing the scanning of ...