Fred Moore High School students were able to get their diplomas Friday morning at Texas Motor Speedway during their commencement. Read more
Denton’s creative reuse nonprofit opened its online store earlier this month, offering curbside pickup for crafty Denton residents and thrift … Read more
No cars ripped across the Texas Motor Speedway Thursday evening, replaced instead by snaking lines of red-robed teens in their final moments a… Read more
Ever since he was in elementary school, Max Safranek has known he wanted to help others and serve and protect his community and country. After… Read more
Sarah Shirley felt a little lost as a freshman at the University of North Texas four years ago as she searched for her niche in a new school. Read more
Excitement was in the air Friday as 12 high school seniors lined up for special recognition in the parking lot at the Brookdale Denton North s… Read more
Local schools begin sending high school seniors across the finish line during modified graduation ceremonies this week. Read more
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Phyllis George, a Denton native who became Miss America and a female sportscasting pioneer on CBS’s The NFL Today, has died. … Read more
Texas Woman's University will soon offer a doctorate in education, leadership and organization, following a vote by the board of regents Friday. Read more
Two “significant issues” at the University of North Texas were identified during Thursday’s Board of Regents meeting. Read more
This article has been corrected to reflect the partnership serving food this summer. Read more
Disney writer Tom Rogers cast a spell over Newton Rayzor Elementary School students on Wednesday morning. Read more
Fewer than 1% of Denton ISD students remain unaccounted for since they left for spring break in March. Read more
The University of North Texas and Texas Woman’s University were both top-ranked in a new study looking at what colleges are best positioned to… Read more
Argyle school board members have unanimously agreed to return hourly employees to their regular rates beginning May 18. Read more
Sometimes, cloth masks aren’t enough. Read more
With less than two weeks until graduation ceremonies kick off, Denton ISD has been unable to contact 505 students since March 16. Read more
Few things are certain about where students will find themselves at the start of the 2020-21 school year. Read more
Another University of North Texas student has tested positive for COVID-19, becoming at least the fourth person connected to the university to do so. Read more
Denton ISD board members voted unanimously to terminate a probationary contract for a district nurse this week. Read more
DALLAS — Change is inevitable. For fashion designer Khanh Nguyen, it inspires creativity. Read more
Scenes from the Denton ISD Teacher of the Year car parade Tuesday, May 5. Read more
Hundreds of millions in federal relief is flowing into Denton County to stem the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more
On Dec. 31, American wildlife lovers will find out if the monarch butterfly is officially an endangered species. Read more
North Central Texas College will begin offering a child development program for students in the fall semester. Read more
Nearly two dozen local high schools plan to hold in-person graduation ceremonies for their graduating seniors at Texas Motor Speedway. Read more
Lance Olinski lathers his hands, covered by blue latex gloves, in aloe vera hand sanitizer. He grabs a spray bottle and disinfectant wipes to … Read more
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This article has been corrected to reflect the meeting will occur on Monday. Read more
Denton ISD has run into no shortage of obstacles in contacting their students since campuses closed in mid-March. Read more
Texas Woman’s University and the University of North Texas plan to open up campus for at least some in-person classes at the top of the 2020-2… Read more
For the fourth time in a week, Sydney Reinacher enters the empty dance studio, props up her phone and takes a deep breath. She is trying to em… Read more
Texas Woman’s University scientists were able to pass along several hundred tubes of virus transport medium to Denton County Public Health. Read more
We’re all supposed to be wearing masks when we leave our homes. Read more
A bright computer screen lights the dim room as Tyler Sudderth, general manager of Voertman’s College Store, checks the orders from the previo… Read more
Denton ISD board members have taken the next step toward widening East McKinney Street near Ryan High School. Read more
Robert Snider wipes down his workstation after the canned goods, refrigerated meats and fresh vegetables are scanned and bagged. He runs a san… Read more
From our partners at ntTV, a new series where University of North Texas President Neal Smatresk addresses the UNT community about updates at U… Read more
Denton ISD employees have been unable to contact 777 students in the month after campuses shut down following spring break. Read more
Resident Assistant Jacinta Tran walks into the Kerr Hall cafeteria for lunch, swiping her ID to get in, just as she always has since COVID-19 … Read more
The once bustling lobby of Joe Greene Hall has resembled a ghost town recently, with the piano taped shut and furniture pushed against the wal… Read more
For businesses in the Fry Street area, the typically quiet week of spring break has stretched into an indefinite lull as few college students … Read more
For decades to come, people will ask each other “What did you do during the pandemic lockdown?” My answer, of course, will be READ! The theme … Read more
DALLAS — Ryan Lochhead walks into the entrance of the Chair Care Patio in Dallas on another busy Thursday morning. He sits down at his station… Read more
LEWISVILLE — A worker carefully laid out black fabric on a large machine that, with a press of a button, translated a digital pattern to make … Read more
Nathaniel Hiers, a former adjunct professor, is suing the University of North Texas, alleging wrongful termination and a breach of his constitutional rights.
According to the lawsuit, Hiers’ contract was rescinded after he criticized flyers decrying microaggressions, left by an unknown person in a faculty break room. Read more
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