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Drone delivery expanding into the Tarrant County suburb could mean expansion into more North Texas cities.
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The city's Planning and Zoning Commission approved a recommendation about drone delivery service at two Walmart locations for a year trial period.
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At the CES trade show in Las Vegas, the nation's largest retailer said it will expand its drone delivery to 1.8 million additional households in the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area this year.
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America's two largest supermarket chains have struck a $25 billion deal to combine. Now the FTC is about to decide whether it will block or allow it, and under what conditions.
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Thomas Marshall and many of his colleagues were fresh out of college and in their first full-time jobs, which they had hoped would serve as a launching pad for their careers. In spite of the potential risks, they still felt the responsibility to try to do something in the wake of the shooting of the El Paso Walmart on Aug. 3, 2019 that targeted Latinos, killing 23 and wounding over two dozen others.
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District Attorney Yvonne Rosales failed to show up Wednesday in court for a status hearing on the Walmart mass shooting case involving her office’s alleged role in violating a gag order.
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A state district judge in El Paso said Tuesday that he’ll wait to see what federal prosecutors decide in their case before moving ahead with a state trial for the man accused of killing 23 shoppers in 2019.
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The state’s poorest mothers are paying hundreds of dollars out of pocket when they find baby formula because they say they can’t risk waiting for the exact brand and size container covered by Texas’ Women, Infant and Children program.
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Walmart said it plans to build warehouses at its stores where self-driving robots will fetch groceries and have them ready for shoppers to pick up in an hour or less. The company declined to say how many of the warehouses it will build, but construction has started at stores in Lewisville and Plano.
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Texas is the only state that does not let publicly traded companies, like Walmart, sell liquor.
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Walmart is returning guns and ammunition back to display shelves after earlier citing "isolated civil unrest" as the reason for temporarily taking them out of view as a safety precaution.
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Shortly after Oracle — a California-based tech company with an Austin campus — emerged as a potential buyer last week, Gov. Greg Abbott tweeted that he had spoken to the president about Texas housing the possible new TikTok headquarters.