Hope for any more updates to the Denton’s gas well ordinance died late Tuesday afternoon after Mayor Chris Watts suggested any work session on… Read more

Ernest Criddle was one of the first faculty members of the Normal College, now the University of North Texas. He was born in 1874 in Waxahachi… Read more

City of Denton and Texas Department of Transportation officials will host an open house Thursday to discuss impending construction on Bonnie B… Read more

More police in schools, a taste of construction-to-be and a shift surrounding gas well setbacks came out of Monday’s joint meeting between Den… Read more

The Denton City Council’s second meeting this week begins with a beefy discussion about new subdivisions proposed for the southwest side. Read more

First Refuge Ministries announced it has received another $35,000 from the Delta Dental Community Care Foundation.  Read more

The college football season has come and gone for the University of North Texas, which stumbled against the University of Alabama at Birmingha… Read more

With Christmas less than four weeks out, things are getting hectic for Toys for Tots volunteers. Read more

After allegedly calling 911 half a dozen times, a 22-year-old man was arrested in his apartment early Saturday morning. Read more

Both politics and public health drove the Denton City Council’s 5-2 split decision to increase the distance between old gas wells and new home… Read more

While customers shopped for local goods at the Denton Community Market’s Holiday Market on Saturday, carolers brought holiday spirit through s… Read more

One of Denton’s most iconic historic homes was extensively remodeled 25 years after it was built. The Scripture House, at 819 W. Oak St., was … Read more

Much like the rain-soaked sidewalks outside, Calhoun Middle School was cold Thanksgiving morning. Read more

While walking in the 1800 block of East McKinney Street, a 58-year-old woman reported a man groped and assaulted her. Read more

Find out how Denton plans to preserve and expand the city's tree canopy under the new development code and ordinances in a town hall meeting h… Read more

Parks officials are seeking feedback from youth sports participants to help update the city's master plan for parks and recreation programs. Read more

Federal, state, county and city offices are closed today to observe the Thanksgiving holiday. In addition, state, county and city offices will… Read more

Signal lights began flashing at the Brinker underpass Tuesday, which means the crucial bypass under Interstate 35E opened just in time for Tha… Read more

Almost a month after he was shot, family members say a Denton police officer is on the road to recovery. Read more

Rudy Durham has officially retired from his post at the chief appraiser with the Denton Central Appraisal District. His last day was Thursday. Read more

Gas prices throughout the state continued to climb as holiday travelers took to the road, with AAA on Tuesday reporting a 1-cent increase in t… Read more

Backyard on Bell, a bar and events venue, closed Tuesday after three years in business.  Read more

Anyone using water from a well within a half-mile of Sunday's sewage spill near the Old Alton Bridge should boil the water for one minute befo… Read more

Roughly 50 children evacuated from a preschool gathered in an adjacent field an hour after a gas leak was reported in the area. Read more

The United Way of Denton County announced Tuesday it has received a $25,000 grant from Atmos Energy Corp.  Read more

Update 5 p.m. Tuesday: The city cautions anyone using water from a well within a half mile of the location to boil the water for one minute be… Read more

After roughly a year of planning, a team of local high school students recently won an international inventors’ competition. Read more

Federal, state, county and city offices will be closed Thursday to observe the Thanksgiving holiday. In addition, state, county and city offic… Read more

The unofficial start to the Thanksgiving holiday begins Wednesday, where a near-record amount of Texans are expected to travel at least 50 mil… Read more

Two white vehicles were damaged and burglarized while parked outside a buffet in the 2200 block of South Loop 288 on Saturday afternoon. Read more

When Julie Glover spent 10 years as the manager at Locust Street Grill, customers would come in and ask about the antiques next door. Read more

At the center of Golden Triangle Mall on Saturday, Santa Claus sat in a miniature chalet surrounded by trees, snowmen and giant Christmas tree… Read more

“You’re not leaving here alive,” is what one roommate told another Friday during an argument in the 1400 block of Centre Place Drive, police said. Read more

On Monday, a pedestrian-only traffic phase known as an all-walk crosswalk will be implemented at four downtown Denton intersections. A planned… Read more