The Environmental Protection Agency will take public testimony on the Trump administration's proposed rollback of methane rules for the oil an… Read more
AUSTIN — State health officials have asked an administrative law judge to assess nearly $2 million in penalties after a Utah-based company fai… Read more
The Denton City Council approved guaranteed volume contracts for landfill disposal Tuesday with two private companies and one government entity. Read more
Empty water bottles and aluminum cans, torn candy wrappers, dirty napkins and crushed cigarette butts. Each of these items, and more, crowd an… Read more
University of North Texas history professor Michael Wise will give a talk on Native American agriculture and historical geography in a free pu… Read more
A state administrative law judge has denied U.S. Radiopharmaceuticals any more time, ordering the company to appear Tuesday morning, Oct. 8, i… Read more
State health officials filed court documents this week opposing any further delay in a long-running case against a Utah company storing low-le… Read more
The public is invited to a lecture on the Native American perspective about climate change on Friday afternoon. Read more
There’s an eye-popping logjam in the Elm Fork of the Trinity River, large enough that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers may not be able to let … Read more
The Department of Geography and the Environment at the University of North Texas is opening a guest lecture about illegal timber markets to th… Read more
It can feel powerless to watch someone toss a bag or cigarette butt out their car window, or watch trash fly out of the back of a pickup as yo… Read more
North Texans huddled under high ozone Thursday and are expected to do so again Friday. Read more
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas is urging Texans to reduce their electric use Thursday and Friday, particularly from 2 p.m. to 7 pm. Read more
University of Texas at Dallas professor David Lary will give a one-hour talk Friday afternoon on machine learning and sensors in service of so… Read more
A pilot program for valet trash service has gone so well on Industrial Street that the city is expanding it throughout downtown and to Fry Street. Read more
Heads up, Denton. Come fall and just in time for those big, happy piles of leaves, the city is changing how it collects yard waste. Read more
The Denton Drilling Awareness Group is organizing a public meeting about the distance between existing gas wells and schools, hospitals and ot… Read more
State environmental officials confirmed earlier this week that the newly registered owner of a shingle pile in eastern Denton has no recycling… Read more
The National Association of Clean Water Agencies recently presented Upper Trinity Regional Water District with top performance awards. Read more
A state administrative law judge agreed to postpone next week's hearing in an enforcement case covering the cleanup of low-level radioactive w… Read more
Part of the business group involved in “Shingle Mountain,” a 55,000-ton heap of roofing waste that a state district judge ordered to be cleane… Read more
Enough members of the City Council showed an interest this week in the minimum required distance between new homes and old gas wells that Dent… Read more
State health officials have begun enforcement proceedings against a Utah company for failing to remove low-level radioactive waste stored in D… Read more
With new vehicle technology like electric and autonomous vehicles, Drew Campbell, senior partner of Capitol Insights, said the notion of “don’… Read more
No. The city requires residents to throw their trash in an appropriate receptacle, but also prohibits people from knowingly placing waste or b… Read more
U.S. Rep. Michael Burgess, R-Pilot Point, will hold his 2019 Energy Summit & Fair on Saturday at the University of North Texas’ Discovery Park. Read more
The Denton City Council rejected the latest contract offers from wind farms and solar energy storage projects that would have helped the city … Read more
A pilot program is aimed at improving the aesthetics and accessibility of downtown Denton through “valet” trash collection at businesses along… Read more
Elida Tamez, 59, died Sunday night following a two-decade struggle against ovarian cancer. Read more
Ozone is expected to reach levels unhealthy for sensitive groups Friday. Limit driving and conserve energy. Read more
Crews have stopped cleaning up low-level radioactive waste that has been stored in Denton for more than a decade following a dispute over back taxes. Read more
Denton's annual water quality report includes details of one testing violation from August . Read more
This story has been updated to reflect the correct spelling of Vanessa Ellison's name Read more
If you put all the littered cigarette butts Keep Denton Beautiful collected this year end to end, you could circle the downtown Square at leas… Read more
Community Improvement Services. Homeowners have a duty under the city’s property maintenance code to care for their pools so that they do not … Read more
Update: This story has been updated with the correct date of the storm. Read more
The air North Texans breathe has improved, but the ozone makes Dallas-Fort Worth one of the most-polluted metropolitan areas in the U.S., acco… Read more
Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai are working on computer models that can predict outbreaks of West Nile virus and im… Read more
The Upper Trinity Regional Water District reported Thursday a 350,000-gallon spill of partially treated wastewater from a Little Elm treatment… Read more
Several times a week, weather permitting, students can be seen working and learning in the garden at Immaculate Conception Catholic School. Read more
State environmental officials expect ozone to reach unhealthy levels Wednesday. Limit driving and conserve energy. Read more
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality expects ozone levels to be unhealthy for sensitive groups Tuesday and Wednesday. Read more
Lovers of the great outdoors are invited to the April 25 program hosted by the Trinity Forks Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas. Read more
Keep Denton Beautiful announced Friday it is postponing the Great American Cleanup event scheduled for Saturday morning because of expected ba… Read more
In May, Justin residents will begin receiving monthly “Front Porch Service” for household hazardous wastes, according to a news release. Read more
The city of Denton is receiving $10,000 from the National League of Cities to complete analyses and assessments of greenhouse gas emissions fo… Read more
State health officials recently approved a new plan to clean up low-level radioactive waste being stored at a former Denton business. A contra… Read more
Volunteers are still needed to help with Keep Denton Beautiful's Great American Cleanup on Saturday, March 23, but Monday is the deadline to r… Read more
The North Central Texas Council of Governments will host a public meeting on initiatives to address summer ozone at 6 p.m. Monday at 616 Six F… Read more
The top of the radio tower must have a light because of its proximity to a hospital where emergency helicopters take off and land. The tower i… Read more
Nearly 138,000 trees — about 4 percent of Denton’s canopy — soon could be threatened by the emerald ash borer. Read more
AUSTIN — As the Trump administration considers weakening Obama-era safeguards for the disposal of toxic coal waste, a new report shows that gr… Read more
State officials have proposed a $10,000-per-day fine to U.S. Radiopharmaceuticals, the Utah-based company ordered last summer to clean up low-… Read more
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