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A district judge dismissed a lawsuit against the city of Cibolo regarding the construction of a Walmart in the Guadalupe County community.

Awarding a $813,533 bid to James Construction Group, of Baton Rouge, La., for a seal-coat project in Woodway, Bridle Ridge and Saddlebrook subdivisions The Retail Coach, a national retail consulting, market research and development firm, will present its findings during Tuesday's City Council meeting.

People march Monday to Florida's Capitol in Tallahassee to protest the state's "stand your ground" law.

Last week, home goods retailer Bed Bath & Beyond lowered its outlook for the fourth quarter on account of adverse weather conditions in the U.S. Due to extreme cold and winter storms, the company witnessed a number of full-day and partial store closures, along with a significant decline in U.S. foot traffic.

Matt Hinshaw/The Daily Courier Touchmark at the Ranch developer representative Richard Wessell answers a question while concerned citizen Carol Balzarini looks on Thursday during a Prescott Planning and Zoning Committee meeting at City Hall.

Parking concerns at the Spellerberg Park pool became the major discussion point at the city's third informational meeting on municipal ballot issues Wednesday at Prairie Green Golf Course.

But if you ignore Wall Street expectations, then Costco's second-quarter numbers are actually impressive, especially given the current economic environment.

Gov. Paul LePage has made a bold proposal with his "Open for Business" zones, expanding upon the Pine Tree Zones established under former Gov. John Baldacci.

Coquitlam businessman Ken Plumb says consumers will see their grocery bills soar under new recycling rules.

Wal-Mart Chief Financial Officer Charles Holley said Tuesday that the retailer failed in three of its five main operating objectives last year - sales growth, leveraging its expenses and operating income growth.

Guest Blogger: David Fujimoto, third-year law student, University of San Francisco: House Democrats will decide whether to initiate a discharge petition to bring a vote on a comprehensive immigration reform bill to the floor.

"The United States is facing an industrial chemical safety crisis," Chemical Safety Board Chairperson Rafael Moure-Eraso told the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee on March 6th.

Apple Inc. has begun pressuring the major record companies to offer new releases exclusively through its iTunes store - a move that would initially block availability on streaming services such as Spotify or Beats Music, according to several people familiar with the matter.

The push to increase the federal minimum wage is gathering steam as the White House puts the issue front and center in the run-up to the fall elections.

Rep. Sanford shakes hands with Phil Rose, a commercial real estate broker who showed up to voice his opposition to the Bass Pro Shops deal.

The reason for the stock's drop was the sales release the business made public covering the month of February as well as results for the fiscal second quarter.

T Lost souls and doomed lovers make pilgrimages to a spot near the corner of South Main Avenue and West Cushing Street, not to pray for divine intervention, for there sure-as-shootin' is nothing holy about El Tiradito, but rather to wish upon a crumbling adobe monument devoted to what legend has it was an unrequited sinner.

At the same time, one non-event as well as one key comment might be the clearest indications of the company's potential over this time frame.

The state House voted Thursday to put a five-year lifetime cap on government-funded health -- but not for everyone.

Unwitting family who ate Wal-Mart steak laced with LSD for dinner rushed to hospital: Pregnant mother forced into labor by drug as cops hunt suspect Top Manhattan lawyer, 45, jumps to his death from 12th-floor office after 'suffering terrible depression from losing both parents' Mother of teen who attempted suicide after sex attack 'told prosecutor ... (more)