The state Supreme Court gave Walmart the go-ahead Wednesday to expand its Antioch store into a "supercenter" by adding a grocery section, rejecting a challenge by environmentalists and labor ...

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A man apparently shot himself in the leg while shopping at the Walmart store in Antioch, police said. Officers on Friday responded to reports of a shooting at Walmart, located at 4893 Lone Tree ...

ANTIOCH — Six months after a long-sought legal victory, Walmart is set to expand its Lone Tree Way store into the East Bay’s first supercenter. Architectural and engineering plans were ...

Antioch police said dispatchers began receiving numerous 911 calls around 11:22 a.m. reporting multiple gunshots being fired at Williamson Ranch Park, located in the 5000 block of Lone Tree Way.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — The Metro Nashville Police Department is investigating after a shooting in the parking lot of a Walmart in Antioch left two teens injured — one of them critically ...

The East Bay’s first Walmart Supercenter appears headed to Antioch. After years of setbacks, the world’s largest retailer finally gained the approval of city leaders this week to expand its ...

This week’s Supreme Court decision is the latest development in Walmart’s years-long effort to expand its Antioch store into the East Bay’s first supercenter. Here is a timeline: January ...

Antioch, which was a defendant in the suit along with Walmart, will not appeal the county court’s decision. City Attorney Lynn Tracy Nerland said the council voted 3-2 in closed session on March ...

Opponents of a Wal-Mart proposed for Antioch fear the project could open the door for other big-box stores, forever changing the community’s small-town atmosphere. “We don’t have … ...

Two people were injured after a shooting near a Walmart in Antioch on Wednesday evening, according to officers with the Metro Nashville Police Department. advertisement. WSMV Nashville.

Antioch did not appeal, but Walmart did, and on Tuesday the First District Court of Appeal in San Francisco ruled that no study was needed.