State Sen. Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound, announced Saturday that she has filed for the Republican nomination for Texas Senate District 12. Read more
Texans for Lawsuit Reform PAC announced Monday it had endorsed state Rep. Lynn Stucky, R-Denton, for reelection to District 64, saying that St… Read more
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center recently recognized state Sen. Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound, for her help with key legislatio… Read more
Revelations that House Speaker Dennis Bonnen, R-Angleton, and fellow legislator Dustin Burrows, R-Lubbock, were openly hostile to local govern… Read more
On Nov. 5, Texas voters will have to decide whether to add 10 amendments to the state constitution. Read more
AUSTIN — After a four-hour meeting, the House Republican caucus strongly condemned embattled House Speaker Dennis Bonnen for targeting fellow … Read more
Denton County’s Republican legislators tiptoed around disturbing revelations from a secretly recorded conversation of House Speaker Dennis Bon… Read more
Stucky receives endorsements Read more
State Sen. Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound, officially began her campaign for re-election this week. Read more
State Sen. Pat Fallon, R-Prosper, announced Friday he will not challenge Sen. John Cornyn in the March Republican primary. Read more
Some Denton government officials are considering fresh nominations for the Denton Central Appraisal District board as appraisal districts unde… Read more
In one of the many formalities of government, the Denton ISD school board voted on its new tax rate during Tuesday’s regular meeting. Read more
James Trombley of Denton, a financial adviser with Edward Jones and a former U.S. Marine, recently announced his candidacy as a Republican for… Read more
Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick appointed State Sen. Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound, to the Senate Select Committee on Mass Violence Prevention a… Read more
For the first time, brewers across the state were able to sell their canned and bottled creations directly to consumers on Sunday. Read more
Collin County lawmakers turned up the pressure Wednesday on the Texas Department of Public Safety to use $200 million in new funding to fix pr… Read more
So far this year, the average wait time for North Texas drivers hoping to renew their licenses at DPS offices is 1 hour and 16 minutes, the st… Read more
Two-term state Rep. Lynn Stucky, R-Denton, announced Wednesday morning he will seek re-election for the District 64 seat in the Texas House of… Read more
AUSTIN — State Rep. Dustin Burrows of Lubbock has resigned as chairman of the Texas House GOP Caucus amid allegations that he and House Speake… Read more
The Denton State Supported Living Center conducted an important, internal analysis of LeCarvin “Kevin” Lewis’s death, known as a mortality rev… Read more
AUSTIN — Texas Democrats are suing over a June 12 meeting House Speaker Dennis Bonnen had with one of his top lieutenants and Michael Quinn Su… Read more
Have you heard about two new state laws designed to make it easier for you to stop telephone scammers from calling your phone? Read more
No. House Bill 2349 prohibits only government entities from restricting the use of building materials allowed under national codes. Read more
A new state law has stripped Texas cities of the authority they used to have to protect neighborhoods and, by extension, the investment indivi… Read more
Despite calls from Republican leadership in the state, the Denton County District Attorney’s Office will move ahead as planned. Read more
Residents frequently walk off the Denton State Supported Living Center campus and Texas’ 12 other institutions for people with developmental d… Read more
Here it is, weeks after the Texas Legislature shut down for the next year and a half, and I can’t get these numbers out of my mind. Read more
School districts across the state are scrambling at a time when budget negotiations for the coming school year are falling into place. Read more
AUSTIN — State Rep. Jonathan Stickland, a firebrand conservative Republican from Bedford and one of the most vocal members of the Texas House,… Read more
Gov. Greg Abbott pulled a fast one the other day, and it was so fast that you might not have noticed. He took power away from state lawmakers,… Read more
A new state law that forces Lewisville Mayor Rudy Durham to choose between his day job and his elected office eked its way through the latest … Read more
FRISCO — At the Denton County Government Center in Frisco, state Rep. Jared Patterson spoke with constituents and community members during a w… Read more
Oh, joy. After years of trying, state lawmakers passed a biggie. A property tax bill that fixes some major flaws in the system. Read more
AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott, in a break from past practice, signed lawmakers’ budget on Saturday without changing a thing. Read more
Five local lawmakers touted their accomplishments in the latest legislative session during the Denton Chamber of Commerce’s quarterly luncheon… Read more
AUSTIN — Heading off the prospect of anyone in Texas being able to call themselves a plumber, Gov. Greg Abbott extended the Texas State Board … Read more
AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott has signed into law one of lawmakers’ biggest achievements this year, a massive overhaul of Texas’ long-beleaguered … Read more
AUSTIN — A bill that would clarify that women in Texas are allowed to pump breast milk anywhere in public has been signed into law by Gov. Gre… Read more
Great news, children of Texas: Your unlicensed lemonade stands soon won’t be criminal enterprises. Read more
This story has been updated to reflect that state Rep. John Raney, R-College Station, and state Sen. Joan Huffman, R-Houston, co-filed the bill. Read more
AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott claimed Tuesday he can keep Texas’ plumbing board alive without calling a special legislative session, as he reassur… Read more
If you have an unpaid ticket from a red-light camera in Denton, hold on to that $75. You’re likely not going to have to pay it, if City Counci… Read more
Starting in September, don’t believe anyone who claims to be a licensed plumber. Read more
From schools and taxes to medical marijuana and Chick-fil-A: Here's what Texas lawmakers did for you
AUSTIN — New money for schools. Raises for teachers. Cuts to property tax rates. Read more
State lawmakers are poised to spend more than $200 million to decrease Texans’ wait times for driver’s licenses. The lion’s share of the money… Read more
AUSTIN — The Texas Legislature on Sunday advanced a $250.7 billion two-year budget, ending weeks of deliberation over how much money to spend … Read more
Lawmakers have hammered out a final version of their high-priority property tax reform package, a wide-ranging measure that aims to slow the g… Read more
AUSTIN — Imagine the scene: You’re sitting at a craft brewery in Texas enjoying a hoppy, frothy double IPA. You like it. It’s refreshing. You … Read more
The final version of House Bill 1 includes $210 million to improve operations at driver's license offices around the state, including $8 milli… Read more
AUSTIN — Texas’ top three political leaders declared Thursday that the Legislature had reached agreements on its three main 2019 priorities: a… Read more
Gov. Greg Abbott signed House Bill 239 Wednesday, a new law to boost government transparency in special taxing districts. Read more
As the end of the Texas Legislature’s regular session approaches, we checked the status of bills important to Denton and Denton County. Listed… Read more
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