The city of Denton Thursday filed suit against the Electric Reliability Council of Texas alleging "unconstitutional use of public funds."
A judge granted a temporary restraining order in favor of the city late Thursday, according to a city press release sent out late Friday afternoon. Read more
As Texas lawmakers began hearings on Thursday to find answers on why the state’s power grid nearly collapsed in subzero temperatures last week… Read more
Within months, Denton’s public transportation system could eliminate several bus routes across the city in favor of an on-demand pilot program. Read more
Denton City Council members on Tuesday are scheduled to vote on whether to allow the city's electric provider to borrow up to $300 million in … Read more
Updated at 8:15 a.m. Saturday: Denton has canceled its citywide boil-water notice. Read more
As Denton residents continued to be affected by rotating power outages at different intervals from the state level on Tuesday, the assistant g… Read more
Two more candidates filed to run for Denton City Council, bringing the total number of office-seekers to nine for the May elections. Read more
During their annual retreat, Denton City Council members on Friday set their priorities for the year, including implementing an economic devel… Read more
After the Denton City Council and municipal governing bodies in three other cities approved the deal, Gibbons Creek Steam Electric Station has… Read more
With less than two days left before the filing period ends, three of the four Denton City Council members seeking reelection have opponents. Read more
Denton City Council members on Tuesday adopted an economic development plan that focuses on regional collaboration, growth, infrastructure, te… Read more
As Chief Frank Dixon began overseeing several departments as interim assistant city manager on Monday, he has handed over daily control of the… Read more
Denton officials have installed surveillance cameras at four illegal dump sites after the Denton Record-Chronicle reported in October about ho… Read more
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story gave an incorrect date for Todd Hileman’s last day as Denton city manager. Read more
For about two years, Denton City Council member Paul Meltzer has been involved in an initiative to honor the achievements of the Black communi… Read more
In his State of the City address on Thursday night, Denton Mayor Gerard Hudspeth started by focusing on continuing to lower the property tax r… Read more
Denton Mayor Gerard Hudspeth is scheduled to give his State of the City address on Thursday, highlighting accomplishments from last year and a… Read more
During a review of the affordable housing market, Denton City Council members in a work session Tuesday questioned whether building smaller si… Read more
Sara Hensley has been appointed interim city manager after Denton City Council members on Tuesday approved a resolution naming her successor t… Read more
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story contained an incorrect name for a consulting firm, as well as a typo in a quote from the consulta… Read more
Chief Frank Dixon of the Denton Police Department on Monday provided an overview of policies and programs for 2021 and crime statistics from l… Read more
Residential property owners in Denton assume much of the property tax burden — and that is something Mayor Gerard Hudspeth says he wants to change. Read more
Denton officials in a news release on Friday announced that City Manager Todd Hileman has accepted the same position in Palm Desert, California. Read more
Denton City Manager Todd Hileman will receive a $265,000 salary in Palm Desert, California, where he plans to accept a contract for the same p… Read more
Denton City Manager Todd Hileman is expected to leave his current job and assume the same position in Palm Desert, California, on March 1, acc… Read more
Denton Parks & Recreation is creating a 5-mile mountain biking park in north Denton, estimated to be open by the end of 2021. Read more
Denton City Council members on Tuesday adopted an ordinance approving the sale of the Gibbons Creek Steam Electric Station. Read more
Following a year of campaigning for municipal elections in November and December, several Denton City Council members said they plan to run ag… Read more
After the Public Utilities Board recommended adopting an ordinance on the sale of the Gibbons Creek Stream Electric Station, Denton City Counc… Read more
Denton officials have temporarily halted a program to install LED lights on residential streets after council members expressed concerns about… Read more
A 1972 program on KERA-TV (Channel 13) featured Linnie McAdams moderating a discussion by Mary Berg, Kathie Smallwood and Elinor Hughes about … Read more
Denton city officials will apply for more than $2.5 million in grant funding from the Denton County Transportation Authority to enhance pedest… Read more
Work crews on Tuesday were scheduled to switch the northbound lanes of Bonnie Brae Street from Vintage Boulevard to Roselawn Drive onto the ne… Read more
The 1920 passage of the 19th Amendment promised women their vote wouldn’t be denied on account of sex, but it took another 54 years for a woma… Read more
Denton City Council members will consider recording closed sessions after Deb Armintor made a request to do so during a council work session Tuesday. Read more
Two new candidates are among several who say they intend to run for Denton City Council in May’s municipal elections. Read more
As Denton Municipal Electric installs different lighting on residential streets, a pair of scientists here say the $4 million project is havin… Read more
As economists and officials across the country have been sounding the alarm about the lack of aid to local and state governments in the COVID-… Read more
A debate among several Denton City Council members and city staff members on Tuesday centered around still-unanswered questions about a prospe… Read more
Initially scheduled for consideration on Jan. 12 by Denton City Council members, discussion of the proposed sale of Gibbons Creek Steam Electr… Read more
In Denton, 67 properties — or about 2,411 units — are classified as affordable housing, but some city officials say more is needed. Read more
Reporters and editors with the Denton Record-Chronicle pored through many editions of 2020 — a year of near-constant change in our lives — to … Read more
A week into his third term as a Denton City Council member — his first as mayor — Gerard Hudspeth says he plans to focus primarily on budget p… Read more
After review from the Denton Record-Chronicle’s newsroom staff, these stories were chosen as the biggest in 2020, in no particular order. Read more
Three headstones found this week on adjoining properties on West Hickory Street and North State Boulevard brought a halt to development of an … Read more
The first female mayor of Denton has died. Elinor Hughes, who led the city in 1976-77 and championed serving others, died Wednesday. She was 88. Read more
After the Texas Municipal Power Agency this month approved an asset purchase agreement in the sale of a coal plant owned by Denton and other c… Read more
Denton City Council member Deb Armintor’s effort to provide eviction relief at the municipal level failed Thursday night, with the discussion … Read more
Denton Public Works officials have changed the way they manage utility street cuts, and an internal audit shows that revisions are working, Et… Read more
Denton City Council member Deb Armintor has proposed a relief package that would prohibit landlords from posting notices to vacate to tenants … Read more
The Denton Housing Authority has been awarded more than $170,000 to provide vouchers to veterans facing homelessness from the U.S. Department … Read more
A Denton City Council member asked staff members to consider reopening public showers at two recreation centers after a homeless man reached o… Read more
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