DALLAS — Baylor Scott & White Health, the largest nonprofit hospital system in Texas, will require all employees to be vaccinated against … Read more
Many of us love saving money and do our best to stretch our dollars. Typically, the goal is to get as much out of your purchases as possible. … Read more
Every March the Academy of Nutrition celebrates National Nutrition Month. This month focuses on things people need when it comes to nutrition … Read more
Medical City Denton and Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton announced Wednesday they will continue to take COVID-19 precautions, includi… Read more
In spite of, or perhaps due to, the ongoing pandemic, Denton County is in the middle of a relatively calm flu season. Read more
Winter season has officially started in Texas, which means cooler months ahead. During this time, it is also known to be cold and flu season. … Read more
While Texans have had their eye on the financial impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers and care providers say there is another crisis … Read more
As Denton County continues to see increased COVID-19 activity, now reporting over 400 additional cases on consecutive days, four of its hospit… Read more
What started off as an idea for a mental health facility that couldn’t take off for several years has turned into a clinic serving several hun… Read more
With flu season on the way during an ongoing pandemic, Denton County Public Health Director Matt Richardson says it’s never been more importan… Read more
Lynne Cox and her husband already had a diagnosis of anxiety for their son, a 12-year-old who was attending middle school in Denton County bef… Read more
What do we know about children and COVID-19? Read more
The protesters’ list of grievances doesn’t stop with ending police brutality or reforming the criminal justice system or properly funding educ… Read more
A couple in their late 20s stands in the warm kitchen inside Denton’s Inanna Birth & Women’s Care center on a cold November morning. The m… Read more
Denton County residents may be dying preventable deaths as medical professionals report the COVID-19 pandemic has made people afraid to go to … Read more
A group of Denton businesses has banded together in a drive to thank frontline workers by delivering food to their places of work. Read more
Jostens employee Travis Critchlow hands a cap and gown to a graduating Denton High School senior Thursday. Read more
Target has started posting a list of essential items that are in and out of stock within the store so shoppers know before heading inside for … Read more
Nearly $840,000 in federal money is going to Health Services of North Texas to help meet COVID-19 pandemic health care needs for people from D… Read more
The Denton City Council split 4-3 in approving a set of agreements Tuesday night that allow developers of Cole and Hunter Ranch to finance the… Read more
Denton’s first responders have received donations of personal protective equipment to help keep them safe during the coronavirus pandemic — bu… Read more
Denton County’s COVID-19 confirmed case count rose by 33 Monday, bringing the county’s total to 337. Read more
Last week, officials with First Refuge Ministries changed the nonprofit’s clinic procedures so that health care providers can safely continue … Read more
Denton County announced 17 new cases of COVID-19 — bringing the countywide total to 165 as of Sunday afternoon, with additional cases confirme… Read more
Amid recommendations to stay at home and practice “social distancing,” some people may be experiencing strains on their mental health. However… Read more
They had a fever, dry coughs, shortness of breath and tightness in their chests. All are symptoms of COVID-19, but the Denton County residents… Read more
Denton County public health officials on Wednesday confirmed 19 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the countywide total to 70 cases. Read more
From left to right, mother Crystal Sullivan, birthday boy Leo Sullivan, father Dain Sullivan and big sister Penelope Sullivan celebrate Leo’s … Read more
City officials closed playgrounds during the first emergency order, since it’s difficult for children to keep an appropriate distance from eac… Read more
Although landlords can technically ask the question, legal experts say renters should know they are not obligated to answer. Read more
Denton area health care providers will be delaying nonessential procedures for a few weeks, as are other doctors and hospitals statewide. Read more
With three additional COVID-19 cases confirmed Wednesday in Denton County, along with evidence of local transmission, several Denton residents have expressed concern over the availability of coronavirus testing. Read more
“We just decided that as a group that the best thing for the city of Denton, and the area, is to just shut it down and try to contain it as much as possible,” the owner of three Denton bars says. Read more
Editor’s note: This article is available free of charge for all readers as part of the Denton Record-Chronicle’s continued coverage of the cor… Read more
Texas Woman's University moved all possible classes online for the remainder of the semester and asked all students to move off campus if possible. Read more
Selwyn School, a private school south of Denton, has joined the ranks of institutions that temporarily halted classes the week following spring break. Read more
Carriage House Assisted Living, Denton Rehabilitation and Nursing, Brookdale Senior Living and others "pretty much on lockdown" amid COVID-19 response. Read more
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, some Denton-area supermarket shelves were empty or scarcely filled Sunday afternoon as shoppers scrambled to find … Read more
Denton, Argyle, Aubrey, Krum, Ponder, Pilot Point, Sanger and Lake Dallas ISDs have announced closures for the next week as a precaution for C… Read more
Editor’s note: This article is available free of charge for all readers, subscribers or not, as part of the Denton Record-Chronicle’s continue… Read more
Denton festivals scrambled Thursday to meet anxiety over the rapidly spreading coronavirus, a tiny microbe that has shuttered the likes of the… Read more
Even before President Donald Trump’s travel restrictions to and from Europe were announced Wednesday night, Denton businesses, residents and v… Read more
Both Our Daily Bread of Denton and the Salvation Army North Texas are treating the coronavirus like they did SARS and H1N1 — but both express worries should the outbreak worsen. Read more
Editor’s note: This article is available free of charge for all readers, subscribers or not, as part of the Denton Record-Chronicle’s continue… Read more
As the number of positive COVID-19 cases continue to grow in the state of Texas, a number of Denton senior and assisted-living centers are tak… Read more
Overwhelmed by all the information and opinions being shared on the coronavirus outbreak? We break down what to believe, based on the latest from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Read more
University of North Texas professors were told Wednesday to consider ways to bring their courses online. Read more
The number of coronavirus cases in Texas may be comparatively low — but vigilance still is key, members of the Denton County Commissioners Cou… Read more
In neighboring Collin County, a Frisco man is presumed to have COVID-19. Read more
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Editor’s Note: This article is available free of charge for all readers, subscribers or not, as part of the Denton Record-Chronicle’s continue… Read more
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