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The Black Lives Matter movement surrounding police brutality prompted the Denton Record-Chronicle to search for local law enforcement agencies’ policy manuals and use-of-force policies. The Denton Police Department’s general orders are readily available online, but the Denton County Sheriff’… Read more
Denton County Democrats are outpacing Republicans in early voting for the primary runoffs, with GOP voters also showing an apparent reluctance…
While their doors may be closed to the public, all three Denton Public Library branches are offering a variety of contactless services to cont…
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Local health officials reported 123 more county residents have tested positive for the coronavirus. Read more
Local health officials reported 123 more county residents have tested positive for the coronavirus. Read more
The Ivy League on Wednesday became the first Division I conference to say it will not play sports this fall because of the coronavirus pandemic, a person with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press. The league left open the possibility of moving some seasons to the spring if the… Read more
A busy Denton muralist is getting a second crack at a project that honored some of the city’s most influential Black women.
Some poor soul was the victim of a grackle attack at the Kroger on University Drive recently. The unhappy bird thwacked Ena Richmond on the head with its feet (sounds harmless, but velocity can make tiny talons sting). She asked an employee nearby if he’d witnessed the airborne attack, and h…
As a newbie, talking about Hamilton may annoy those who’ve been there since it began as a song delivered at the White House in 2009. But I’ve certainly taken notice of it growing to become a critically acclaimed, long-running hit, if that gives me any credit.
A local nonprofit that subsidizes health care for musicians and artists launched a fundraiser on Wednesday to help cover costs through August.
Armadillo Brewing Co., producer of Armadillo Ale Works craft beer, is expanding its product line to offer Rio Fresco hard seltzers. Read more
Public schools safeguard and promote American values. From time to time some people suggest otherwise, but it seems that they do so for ulterior motives. Sometimes it is private schools wanting to boost enrollment. Sometimes it is politicians wanting to scare voters. Sometimes it is people w… Read more
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