A woman told Denton police Wednesday afternoon that a person pulled up in front of her and pointed a gun at her in the 2200 block of Colorado … Read more
The Monsignor King Outreach Center opened its doors Monday for the first time since late March, when the nonprofit temporarily ceased operatio… Read more
Outrage, confusion and pleas constituted the bulk of public comments submitted to the Denton ISD school board since schools were shut down bec… Read more
A 25-year-old woman told Denton police over the phone Tuesday afternoon that two women jumped her late Monday at a gas station near Dallas Dri… Read more
The Denton City Council is open to shutting down the unstaffed North Lakes Park recycling center if it can be replaced with a staffed recyclin… Read more
Two acquaintances arguing over a fire led to a police investigation into aggravated assault Monday night. Read more
Late in 1954, 19-year-old Pat and Shirley Boone arrived at 811 Ave. D in Denton (site of the present-day University of North Texas Coliseum) i… Read more
A semitruck and a passenger car collided in the intersection of Interstate 35 and U.S. Highway 380 at approximately 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. Read more
Denton City Council members Tuesday will vote on 11 items dealing with non-annexation agreements with property owners near the city’s borders. Read more
No foul play is suspected in the death of a 31-year-old man whose body was found by Denton paramedics in a parking lot Sunday in the 3000 bloc… Read more
A majority of Denton ISD students have expressed an interest in virtual learning for the coming school year ahead of Tuesday’s school board meeting. Read more
The University of North Texas’s annual Mayborn Literary Nonfiction Conference is going virtual from Oct. 16–18 after its usual summer date in … Read more
University dorms will be far from empty this school year. Read more
In April, Melinda King was on a Zoom “happy hour” with a friend. Her friend was explaining that her mother was still making trips to the groce… Read more
Despite Denton police officers logging more than 2,000 hours of overtime due to protests in June, overtime overall went down by about the same… Read more
A 32-year-old man turned himself into the Denton Police Department Thursday for an incident in early July when he allegedly touched himself in… Read more
Yes. The Denton Parks and Recreation Department opened bathrooms at city parks June 22 after several months of keeping them closed throughout … Read more
The proposed city budget for fiscal year 2020-2021 will increase from $1.2 billion to $1.35 billion without increases in the property tax rate… Read more
New changes oriented toward vehicle operators are coming for the Denton County Transportation Authority. Drivers will receive additional pay a… Read more
A man told Denton police he believes his estranged wife broke into his home and took his washing and drying machines as well as a television o… Read more
The MLK Jr. Recreation Center will reopen in September and the Denton Natatorium will open in August to accommodate Denton ISD swim needs, Gar… Read more
Cloth and paper face masks are now on the list of back-to-school necessities that qualify as tax-free during the sales tax holiday weekend Fri… Read more
Sage Hall shared spaces and classrooms are set up to adhere to CDC social distancing guidelines. In-person classes at UNT will resume this fal… Read more
The victim in Tuesday's shooting near Mack Park has been identified as a 27-year-old Denton resident. Read more
Officials at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church notified parishioners Saturday that a deacon who had assisted during Mass had tested positi… Read more
Several people cheered as one person drove a vehicle off a wrecker as it was being repossessed early Tuesday, according to a police report. Read more
Denton Enterprise Airport will receive a federal grant of $396,650 in federal CARES Act funds for the engineering and design of runway improve… Read more
Madison Rorschach, the current staff auditor for the city of Denton, will be the next city auditor starting Monday, Aug. 10. Read more
Denton County Public Health Director Matt Richardson outlined improving COVID-19 numbers at Tuesday’s Commissioners Court meeting, citing fewe… Read more
Denton police took a report from a visibly shaken woman who said another woman followed her along Teasley Lane and pointed a gun at her, accor… Read more
Denton is joining dozens of other cities Wednesday with the launch of the Take Me Home program to help individuals with developmental or intel… Read more
Attendees to Denton’s Tuesday city council meeting got a preview of what next year’s budget might look like. Read more
Another 95 Denton County residents tested positive for coronavirus in Denton County Tuesday, according to data from Denton County Public Health. Read more
Denton County nonprofits have seen a significant increase in residents seeking housing, utilities and food assistance over the past two weeks … Read more
The Denton Police Department’s proposed expenditure budget for the next fiscal year would add six new positions and grow by $1.6 million over … Read more
A woman told police she was punched in the face repeatedly by her roommates when she tried to retrieve her belongings early Sunday morning, ac… Read more
A raft of rebuttals — some of them stinging — recently took aim at a Black music theorist, Philip A. Ewell, through an obscure University of N… Read more
Misty Moon Farms, an Argyle-based farm and food delivery company, has opened a produce stand in Denton on U.S. Highway 380. Read more
A caravan of cars spread the message of safer schools Saturday evening, with activists seeking stricter criteria and planning for when in-pers… Read more
A 24-year-old man was arrested early Friday morning in the 3500 block of East McKinney Street after he allegedly drove a city fire engine in a… Read more
Denton County Public Health announced that another person has died from COVID-19 and 91 residents have newly tested positive for the virus as … Read more
The use-of-force ad hoc committee organized to review Denton police has four remaining meetings before members report their findings and recom… Read more
After Rose Costumes started making noise on social media about face masks and the COVID-19 situation at the Denton County Jail, the Denton Cou… Read more
Local school districts have given a mixed reaction to Denton County Public Health’s Monday recommendation that schools delay in-person classes… Read more
What do we know about children and COVID-19? Read more
Alvin Mansfield Owsley was born in Denton in 1888. He attended the Normal College, now the University of North Texas, for one session, prior t… Read more
A Best Buy employee was in the middle of ringing up a customer with a vacuum when the man walked out with the appliance in tow Thursday aftern… Read more
Cloud-to-cloud lightning brightens the sky over Ray Roberts Lake as thunderstorms moved in ahead of a rare mid-summer cold front Thursday night. Read more
The COVID-19 pandemic will go down as one of the most significant events in recent history — and if Texas Woman’s University faculty have anyt… Read more
A 50-year-old woman was arrested Wednesday following a report in late June that she allegedly threatened to kill her mother, according to a po… Read more
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