Denton County Department of Public Safety offices reopen with limited service on June 3, and residents can schedule appointments online for dr… Read more
Denton County officials confirmed 30 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, increasing the countywide total to 1,285. Read more
After a two-month hiatus, Denton County commissioners resumed in-person meetings with sneeze guards in place, but no one wearing masks, on Tue… Read more
Forecasters expect Tuesday to be the relative calm before Wednesday’s storms. Read more
Denton County confirmed another 22 new cases of the novel coronavirus on Tuesday, bringing the respective countywide total to 1,255. Read more
Monday’s sunset lights up the Texas Woman’s University dormitory towers, Stark and Guinn Halls, after a Memorial Day of heavy rain. Read more
Anthropomorphic animals threw successive pies at a towering robot rotating on tank treads, and Michael Mairs thanked his viewers for each dona… Read more
Safety in the performing arts tends to slip through the cracks during the best of times, but a program at the University of North Texas is try… Read more
Three women were arrested on robbery charges after police were called to the 500 block of South Loop 288 Sunday morning. Read more
Correction: The Benjamin Lyon Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution placed American flags on World War I and Wo… Read more
For more than two months, Denton County has been hamstrung by the novel coronavirus, forcing small businesses into uncharted financial territories. Read more
Denton County officials announced three newly recovered COVID-19 patients and 12 new cases of the coronavirus on Sunday, increasing the respec… Read more
A man was arrested after attempting to flee from police Saturday night in the 1600 block of East McKinney Street, according to a police report. Read more
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North Texas disability rights advocates called for greater autonomy for people with disabilities Saturday evening during a virtual candlelight… Read more
Whatever you want to call the past two months, challenging is likely a word we can all agree on. Our economy is hurting, and so are our Chambe… Read more
Denton’s unemployment shot up 10 percentage points between March and April to a rate of 14.1%, according to local statistics released Friday. 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 former Denton Record-Chronicle editor remembered the late Phyllis George as someone who had that special something. Read more
Braswell High School students were able to get their diplomas Friday at Texas Motor Speedway during their commencement ceremony. Read more
Fred Moore High School students were able to get their diplomas Friday morning at Texas Motor Speedway during their commencement. Read more
Put the barbecue away, because the weather has its own plans for the holiday weekend. Read more
New expanded circulars are now included in the Denton Record-Chronicle e-Edition for the first time. 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
An agreement that could bring Denton Enterprise Airport its second “service station” got pulled from the City Council consent agenda at the la… Read more
For the first time in two months, Denton residents will be able to attend entertainment venues such as bars and bowling alleys, as the next ro… Read more
The Denton Community Market won’t have live music or kids’ activities on its opening day Saturday, but market-goers can still enjoy locally-so… Read more
There will be a virtual candlelight vigil to bring awareness to the isolated residents at the Denton State Supported Living Center on Saturday… Read more
The pandemic has been a tale of adapting for the trucking and transportation industry — defined by remarkably high demand and catastrophically… Read more
The landscape of doing business has changed drastically for small businesses since COVID-19, and as Texas begins the process of reopening, thi… 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
Child care facilities are expanding their services this week as Texas continues to reopen the economy, but new ratio guidelines, preventive me… Read more
Denton County announced 45 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, marking the second-largest single-day increase in cases in nearly two months and b… Read more
Yes. The library hopes to boost this capability soon as part of its continuing response to the COVID-19 pandemic, since the library interiors … Read more
In a new social distancing scoreboard, Denton County got the worst ranking for following social distance guidelines. Read more
The Benjamin Lyon Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution will honor World War I and World War II veterans at 10 … Read more
Federal, state, county and local government offices will be closed Monday to observe Memorial Day. The Denton County Transportation Authority … Read more
“Expect some retracement ... but I do not think we’re going to get close to those March 23 lows.” Read more
COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on just about every aspect of our personal and business lives. Read more
Denton home sales sank 19% during April as the coronavirus and extended lockdowns hit the area housing market. Pending home sales slid 12% las… Read more
As the Texas economy reopens for business, here is a rundown on reopenings in May: 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
Denton city leaders agreed Tuesday afternoon to hold off allocating more funding to rent and utility assistance for another week or two, at le… Read more
Speaking remotely via videoconference, Denton County commissioners Tuesday addressed several aspects stemming from the novel coronavirus, such… Read more
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced Tuesday the allocation of about $5.5 million for Texas housing groups, includin… Read more
Denton Benefit League's annual charity ball is canceled, but the organization has put together an online auction in its place for June 23-27, … 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
The discovery almost didn’t happen. Read more
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