Posted: 4:10 PM One of the largest department store chains in the nation has set a date to open its doors in College Station.

Posted: 3:54 PM A local insurance agency was a good neighbor to B/CS Habitat for Humanity.

Updated: 9:45 PM It was a day of business plans, presentations and judging as companies came from Dallas, Houston and the greater Austin area to compete in the New Ventures competition.

Posted: 1:46 AM It's a call Phoebe's Home was happy to receive. Verizon Wireless donated a check for $2,500 to the battered women's shelter Wednesday.

Updated: 3:28 AM If you feel your boss is the Boss of the Year, the Better Business Bureau is accepting nominations for the award. Previous winners include Dr. Bill Birdwell, Celia Goode-Haddock, and Drs. Jim and Karen Arents, and KBTX General Manager Mike Wright.

Posted: 11:53 PM It is the culmination of about two years hard work. Monday morning, a new science and technology center opened its doors in the Brazos Valley.

Updated: 7:01 PM InStore Magazine noted five key areas making David Gardner’s Jewelers one of America’s Top Ten Coolest Stores national competition.

Updated: 1:51 AM A new airline is now flying out of Easterwood. But don't expect to get a ticket for this flight.

Posted: 4:48 PM The operative number when a new store opens in Bryan on August 23 is: 99. California-based 99¢ Only Stores is opening up its newest location in Bryan at the corner of Texas Avenue and Post Office Street, in the old Kroger building.

Updated: 10:38 AM ROUND ROCK, Texas (AP) - Jobs are on the line after Dell announced it will reduce more than four years worth of earnings. An internal probe found the Round Rock-based computer company misled auditors and manipulated results for performance goals.

Updated: 6:34 PM Four years of work has made the Brazos Community Foundation feel like a million bucks.

Posted: 2:22 AM Texas shoppers and local stores are gearing up for what is expected to be a busy weekend. The next three days mark Texas' ninth annual sales tax holiday.

Updated: 11:03 AM Mays Business School at Texas A&M University has been ranked again this year among the top 10 public schools for MBA programs in the nation, according to Forbes’ biennial ranking process.

Posted: 5:22 PM With Texas A&M freshman on the way back to Aggieland, the fish will be able to feed on some local food.

Posted: 4:55 PM The Bryan/College Station chapter of Habitat for Humanity has a brand new Nissan Titan pickup, thanks to Nissan North American, Inc. The auto manufacturer donated the truck because of Habitat's work with hurricane evacuees.

Posted: 11:09 PM It is the perfect marriage of Aggie spirit and technology. A partnership between Apple and MacResource Computers has created the new Fightin' Texas Aggie iPod.

Posted: 10:11 PM The local Better Business Bureau office is warning of a potential scam making the telephone rounds.

Updated: 11:06 PM A few months ago, the Texas legislature changed the start date of the school year to August 27. In conjunction, they pushed back the tax-free weekend to be closer to that date.

Updated: 8:22 AM Fans of Starbucks are paying more for their favorite drink Tuesday as a 9-cent price hike takes effect.

Posted: 10:58 PM A senior tax freeze in Bryan is now on the ballot. The city council approved the second reading of an ordinance Tuesday calling for the election, which will take place November 6 along with other constitutional amendments.

Updated: 11:10 PM After months of being sidelined, the Bryan Business Council is ready to get back in action with four new members.

Updated: 10:57 PM It's a monster of a sale as a College Station-born restaurant chain now has a new owner. Orlando, Florida-based Tavistock Group announced Tuesday it has completed a buyout of the 19-store Freebirds chain.

Updated: 10:28 PM One of the country's largest banks is set to consolidate some of its Bryan-College Station dealings.

Posted: 6:44 AM The embattled Bryan Business Council could soon get back to work. During Tuesday's meeting, the city council is expected to select individuals to fill the four vacated positions on the seven-member council.

Updated: 11:12 PM Environmental groups said Tuesday they filed motions requesting that state regulators reconsider their approval of a permit allowing TXU Corp. to build a new coal-fired power plant in Central Texas.