Denton County Public Health announced 456 additional county residents had tested positive for COVID-19 by Saturday afternoon, bringing the cou… Read more
A real estate broker who flew to Washington, D.C., from Denton and entered the U.S. Capitol building during the Jan. 6 riot was arrested Frida… Read more
In spite of, or perhaps due to, the ongoing pandemic, Denton County is in the middle of a relatively calm flu season. Read more
Twelve more Denton County residents’ deaths were caused by COVID-19, according to a Friday announcement from local health officials. Read more
Did you start vegetable gardening last year? If so, you weren’t alone, but you may have gotten a late start. Let’s kick this year off right by… Read more
Federal, state, county and city offices are closed Monday to observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a federal holiday. The A-train and DCTA Conne… Read more
The following people were indicted by a Denton County grand jury on Thursday at the Denton County Courts Building. Listed are those indicted, … Read more
Health officials on Thursday confirmed Denton County had surpassed the 45,000-infection threshold for the pandemic. Read more
The overwhelming majority of local public school campuses didn’t report any data to the state during the most recent reporting period regardin… Read more
Denton County’s representative in Congress voted against the second impeachment of President Donald Trump on Wednesday. Read more
Denton ISD held its first meeting of the new year Tuesday evening, during which board members covered topics from construction costs to the re… Read more
Another 650 locals had tested positive for the coronavirus by Wednesday afternoon, according to Denton County Public Health. Read more
Applications are now open to run for two seats on the Denton ISD school board. Read more
What it’s like at a Denton County Public Health COVID-19 vaccine clinic. Read more
A Frisco real estate broker flew privately from Denton to Washington for last week’s pro-Donald Trump rally that turned chaotic and violent, r… Read more
Another 578 locals had tested positive for the coronavirus by Tuesday afternoon, according to Denton County Public Health. Read more
Earl Johnson Jr. of Aubrey was named to the dean’s list at Chadron State College for the fall 2020 semester. Read more
Denton County Public Health has been named by Texas as one of its 28 COVID-19 vaccine hubs, making it a primary recipient of vaccine shipments… Read more
Four more Denton County residents have died of COVID-19, according to Denton County Public Health. Read more
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this chart incorrectly listed 3 deaths for Dish. Those three COVID-19 deaths were at the Denton State Suppor… 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
Denton could see snowfall Sunday morning, although temperatures aren’t forecast to dip below freezing before they start warming up over the fo… Read more
Denton County Public Health has launched an online COVID-19 vaccination waitlist system and plans to host two vaccine clinics next week after … Read more
Another 613 new cases of the coronavirus were confirmed by Denton County Public Health Friday, with the county now at 42,708 cumulative cases … Read more
January gives us a fresh start to a new year. It is also Family Fit Lifestyle Month, which is a great time to kickstart your year with the who… Read more
The following people were indicted by a Denton County grand jury on Thursday at the Denton County Courts Building. Listed are those indicted, … Read more
U.S. Rep. Michael Burgess, R-Pilot Point, had been listening to debates on the House floor for roughly an hour and a half Wednesday when he fe… Read more
Four more Denton County residents’ deaths were caused by COVID-19, according to a Thursday announcement from Denton County Public Health. Read more
U.S. Rep. Michael Burgess, R-Pilot Point, was reported safe amid the turmoil Wednesday on Capitol Hill. Read more
Another six Denton County residents’ deaths were confirmed to have been caused by COVID-19, according to Denton County Public Health. Read more
Denton County Public Health was allocated no COVID-19 vaccines in the state’s Week 4 shipments and continues to be left in the dark on future … Read more
The Denton Record-Chronicle reached out to U.S. Rep. Michael Burgess’ office Monday with a list of five questions related to Wednesday’s vote.… Read more
Another 561 Denton County residents had tested positive for the coronavirus by Tuesday afternoon, according to Denton County Public Health. Read more
The following students were named to an honor roll at Midwestern State University for the spring 2020 semester: Read more
As thousands of local residents scramble in search of a COVID-19 vaccination, questions have been more abundant than answers. Here’s what we k… Read more
Following weeks in which Denton County commissioners either didn’t meet or held condensed meetings, Denton County Public Health Director Matt … Read more
A 44-year-old Lake Dallas man was booked into the Denton County Jail on Sunday morning, accused of killing his brother, local authorities said… Read more
County health officials Monday announced another 410 locals had tested positive for the coronavirus responsible for the ongoing pandemic. Read more
This story has been updated with additional information from the Denton Police Department. Read more
With Texas recently making the move to service the Phase 1B group of its COVID-19 vaccination plan, at-risk citizens are able to make appointm… Read more
Denton County Precinct 1 commissioner Ryan Williams, sworn into office Friday, has hired a chief administrator: political consultant Matt Arms… Read more
Among the many court cases filed this year, a few in Denton County stood out because of their impact. Read more
While we learned in 2020 that any year can be unpredictable, Denton Record-Chronicle journalists will be watching for things likely on the hor… Read more
Denton County commissioners unanimously approved the purchase of a vaccine disbursal management system during their meeting Friday afternoon. Read more
Unlike 2020’s retrospectives, this new year at least has the possibility of less pandemic news. Read more
Dried-out Christmas trees are a fire danger and should not be left in the home or garage, or placed outside against the home, said Karen Staff… Read more
Registration to receive the COVID-19 vaccination closed roughly five hours after it opened Wednesday when all available doses were allocated. Read more
Nearly 42 weeks after the first local was confirmed infected with the coronavirus, at least 39,182 more Denton County residents have been infected. Read more
In accordance with Texas’ COVID-19 vaccination timeline, Denton County health providers receiving vaccine shipments are now beginning to vacci… Read more
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