The Denton City Council is scheduled to vote Tuesday on an increase to the general fund budget and the wage inflation rate, which would raise … Read more
Some Denton City Council members told the Denton Record-Chronicle Wednesday that an emergency meeting scheduled for the next day to discuss ma… Read more
Several Denton City Council members on Tuesday expressed a willingness to defy Gov. Greg Abbott’s most recent order and require face coverings… Read more
The Denton Record-Chronicle through a Texas Public Information Act request has obtained resumes for five candidates who applied for Denton cit… Read more
The Denton City Council approved Tuesday up to $950,000 for video camera surveillance throughout Denton over the next five years. Read more
The Denton City Council voted during Tuesday’s meeting to allow an attorney to represent the city’s interests before the Public Utility Commis… Read more
Denton’s proposed 2021-22 budget would keep the city property tax rate the same, although rising property valuations mean the city’s average t… Read more
The firm hired to find a permanent city attorney for Denton will continue to accept applications through Aug. 9. Read more
The Denton City Council voted 5-2 Tuesday night to dedicate a right-of-way and allow for road improvements for a new 490-home development near… Read more
With Denton County Transportation Authority board members scheduled to vote on their GoZone proposal on Thursday, City Council members approve… Read more
Residents in a small neighborhood in northwest Denton say they want guaranteed protections against traffic increases as city officials complet… Read more
Several times a year, Denton City Council members gather for Monday luncheons — public meetings used to discuss certain topics deemed signific… Read more
While the jury is still out on whether Denton will refile its lawsuit against the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, city officials say ne… Read more
The road work and lane closures residents are seeing on Bonnie Brae Street between Interstate 35E and Windsor Drive are separate projects and … Read more
A $5 million federal grant will be used to improve one of two runways at Denton Enterprise Airport, city officials said. Read more
As the Denton City Council and its Mobility Committee prepare to update a plan that would improve pedestrian connectivity around the city, som… Read more
The Denton Chamber of Commerce has requested and is expected to receive another $1.4 million in hotel occupancy tax revenue. Read more
Residents often hear about Denton’s economic development program and how it is used to recruit and retain businesses and industry. But it’s no… Read more
Construction at Hunter Ranch and Cole Ranch — separate but adjoining mixed-use developments comprising more than 6,300 acres near Robson Ranch… Read more
With a July 6 deadline approaching for Denton to refile its lawsuit against the Energy Reliability Council of Texas after it was dismissed las… Read more
Denton officials are expected to begin interviews for city attorney candidates by September — about four months after Catherine Clifton was ap… Read more
After the city lost almost $2 million in uncollected penalty fees from Denton Municipal Electric customers during the height of the pandemic, … Read more
The question has been asked several times by Denton city officials and others about how the Denton County Transportation Authority will handle… Read more
City of Denton defends continued debate on whether to honor Pride Month, Juneteenth at city flagpoles, while activists decry typical 'roadblocks.' Read more
Thanks to outages at two state power plants, Denton Energy Center has generated over $2 million in revenue over the past two weeks. Read more
No flags for Juneteenth and LGBT Pride Month will be raised this month at municipal properties after a consensus of Denton City Council member… Read more
Denton City Council members on Tuesday are expected to revisit council member Deb Armintor’s request to raise flags at government buildings fo… Read more
The United Way of Denton County received a $3.3 million grant from the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs in April, and it is d… Read more
For some, they’re baffling and even vexing. The name alone seems to bring out the worst — or possibly the best — in drivers. We’re talking abo… Read more
Feedback from Denton residents is being sought on how city officials should spend $11 million of American Rescue Plan money — half of what it … Read more
The Bonnie Brae Substation is antiquated and will be demolished in a few years in favor of a new one nearby, and that’s good because it’s an e… Read more
Correction: An earlier version of this article misstated the outcome of Deb Armintor's 1-minute pitch. Armintor did receive consensus to advan… Read more
Denton City Council members on Monday asked staff to engage the Illinois-based search firm GovHR to find their next city attorney — a process … Read more
The construction of an apartment community on South Loop 288 and Duchess Drive is not expected to begin until next year. Read more
Denton County residents mingle with business owners and elected officials at the Denton Chamber of Commerce's annual elected officials recepti… Read more
During a work session on Monday, Denton City Council members are expected to review proposals from search firms they’ll consider hiring for a … Read more
Denton city staff members have been asked to continue their work updating an ordinance on providing tax exemptions for historic properties, in… Read more
The city of Denton on Wednesday is scheduled to host its second virtual meeting about updates to its comprehensive plan. Read more
For some Denton City Council members, returning to in-person meetings to conduct the public’s business is not safe following Gov. Greg Abbott’… Read more
The Denton Energy Center is operating as it was designed, and February’s winter storm did not change that, officials and others say. Read more
Following Abbott's new order, Denton City Council members to revisit plan to start meeting in person
Denton City Council members want to revisit their hybrid approach to meeting in-person after Texas Gov. Greg Abbott issued an order on Tuesday… Read more
Denton residents are being asked to apply for positions on the city’s more than 20 boards and commissions by May 31. Read more
After Denton staff members planned to remove the mask requirement at city facilities following the release of new Centers for Disease Control … Read more
Although the Electric Reliability Council of Texas does not expect demand to exceed supply this summer, a Denton official said residents shoul… Read more
Environmentalists here and in the Dallas-Fort Worth area agree that ground-level ozone often contributes adversely to Denton’s air quality. Bu… Read more
Denton City Council member Deb Armintor will ask for a work session on Tuesday to consider eliminating the 1-minute pitch — a method created b… Read more
Denton City Council members have decided to delay the search for a permanent city manager until October, instead focusing on replacing another… Read more
Denton City Council members on Tuesday appointed Catherine Clifton interim city attorney to succeed Aaron Leal, who is leaving for a position … Read more
Denton City Council members could return to in-person meetings on June 1 after they agreed on Tuesday that a “hybrid” approach is most ideal for officials and the public. Read more
New Denton City Council members Vicki Byrd, Brian Beck and Alison Maguire say they know what kind of city manager they want — but four months … Read more
Aaron Leal, Denton’s city attorney since October 2017, has agreed to take a $60,000 annual pay cut for the same position in Royal Oak, Michigan. Read more
The three newest members of the Denton City Council — Alison Maguire, Vicki Byrd and Brian Beck — will be sworn in on Tuesday. Read more
Denton City Attorney Aaron Leal has resigned to take the same position in Royal Oak, Michigan, where officials hired him four days before vote… Read more
The CEO of a food production company has said he will invest almost $6 million in Denton and create 140 high-paying jobs — if he receives an e… Read more
More than a year after Denton City Council members started meeting virtually because of the pandemic, they are expected on Tuesday to talk abo… Read more
