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'Course, they would also have probably wanted big bucks for losing their case. Because they're lawyers.

U.S. district judge agrees with litigant that the city's at-large system effectively blocks the Hispanic vote.

... and restricts the posting of handbills.

The contracting firm was frozen out of its accounts by the bonding company.

Piece by piece is hardly interesting.

While many of the city's programs aimed at reducing crime have been criticized, the new numbers are leading some to rethink their position.

Slightly different than the "I Have a Crush on Obama" song, but same general (very general) idea.

Non-religion-specific yuletide festival will include parade, music and fireworks.

Hopefully there'll be another chance after all that gift wrap gets torn up by blissfully drooling toddlers.

Get DHLPP for your dog, or FVRCP for your cat - or is it vice-versa?

Waco economist Ray Perryman says dry cities can create jobs and make money by selling alcohol. Well, duh.

If you're looking to handle emergency repairs, air conditioner problems, home restoration or downpayment assistance, the Housing and Human Services Dept. may have something for you. (If you don't make a lot of money.)

It's all part of the Big Read program's book selection for the month of October.

The presidential debates are coming up soon. And so is the vice-presidential one. Which should be really entertaining.

"O.K., lemme have - um - a pool, and - ah - maybe some showers? Yeah, showers, with those high-pressure nozzles, that's it!"

Main Street event to feature car show, artists, music, magic, food and other cool stuff for the whole family.

... particularly when compared to a rude mud hut in the middle of nowhere.

The winning entries submitted by fifth and sixth graders will be displayed in various locations around town.

Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and provide feedback following the presentation.

Hispanic activist says residents of the Vista Del Lago apartments should have been given more time to move out before the city forced them to vacate.