Crossing the four corners of the downtown Denton Square is soon going to get safer for pedestrians. Read more

Updated to reflect that all lanes are now open. Read more

Martha Len Nelson, a longtime Denton volunteer and civic leader, died Saturday at the age of 90. Her friends remember Nelson as a tireless adv… Read more

Panelists during Sunday’s transgender awareness discussion agreed that awareness is a double-edged sword for the transgender community. Read more

Witnesses called police late Saturday afternoon to report a naked man was roaming the 2300 block of Colorado. Read more

The Governor’s Volunteer Awards honor individuals and organizations in Texas that have made a difference in their community through volunteer … Read more

The Wheeler House, a transitional housing facility designed for single mothers and their children, announced that program operations are trans… Read more

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The Denton Rugby Club will play its first home game of the season Saturday at Denton’s new Vela Athletic Complex on Field 1. The women’s game … Read more

In an impassioned five-minute statement Friday, Yolian Ogbu, president on the University of North Texas Student Government Association, told t… Read more

More than 150 students packed into seats at the quarterly University of North Texas System Board of Regents meeting on Thursday afternoon in p… Read more

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President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s executive order established the Works Progress Administration on May 6, 1935. Two years earlier the Civilian… Read more

Two weeks ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, Texas drivers are seeing a slight dip in gas prices from a week ago. Read more

In May 1935, Capt. J.M. Bridwell took charge of materials to prepare Denton’s Civilian Conservation Corps camp for the Aug. 15 arrival of 200 … Read more

A large portion of U.S. Highway 377 will be closed overnight several days next week while crews demolish the railroad bridge that crosses the … Read more

Deron Robinson will begin serving as general counsel for Denton ISD beginning in January, following a unanimous vote by the Denton school boar… Read more

Glowing laptop screens bounced off students’ faces Monday morning while they thought over deceptively important questions. Read more

LEWISVILLE — More than 100 years have passed since the Confederate soldier statue was raised in downtown Denton, and in a meeting Tuesday nigh… Read more

Bob Montgomery, a longtime Denton resident who served three terms on the Denton City Council, died Sunday in a local hospital following a fall… Read more

The Portal to Texas History at the University of North Texas has now raised enough funding to receive $500,000 from a National Endowment for t… Read more

Denton police said Monday that a fiery crash on Interstate 35W was still under investigation and that no official cause had been determined ov… Read more

A commemorative soil collection next month in Pilot Point will include the formal acceptance of some of that collection by representatives of … Read more

State Sen. Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound, announced Saturday that she has filed for the Republican nomination for Texas Senate District 12. Read more

Georgianne Burlage, 64, was born a decade after World War II, and, like many in her generation whose fathers served in the war, she had grown … Read more

Just before 11:30 p.m. Saturday, a 25-year-old man told police a grade school acquaintance had threatened him with a large knife. Read more

Enjoy the pleasant weather this weekend while you can because freezing temperatures are on their way once again. Read more

Peggy Riddle, director of the Denton County Office of History and Culture, will give a presentation this week on architecture of Denton County. Read more