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County Judge Andy Eads says a pilot with county health agencies and United Way would give officers an alternative to booking low-level, nonviolent offenders in crisis.
Denton leaders are reviewing a possible moratorium on new data centers tied to electricity and water concerns.
Jordan Villarreal, Denton's youngest and first Latino council member in nearly two decades, is stepping down due to health issues.
All three public library branches in Denton will observe temporary closures in August for staff training and facility maintenance, with specific dates set for each location.
The Denton Natatorium provides an indoor aquatic facility featuring competition and leisure pools, swim instruction, and event rental options.
Greg Willis, Collin County's District Attorney, has responded to claims in Karmelo Anthony's appeal.
Princeton officials are urging residents to limit water usage during repairs to a well.
Southern Denton County residents and officials cite worsening traffic on I-35W due to missing frontage roads and delayed TxDOT projects.
Road work is planned in the DFW area from July 13th through July 19th.
Road closures are scheduled for the downtown Denton area on Monday, affecting traffic during morning and afternoon hours.
Denton Mayor Chris Watts acknowledges his re-election by a margin of just 52 votes and outlines his commitment to civility and transparency in his July 2026 column.
Flock cameras are now monitoring vehicles across the Dallas-Fort Worth region.
Fitch Ratings has assigned an AA+ rating to Denton’s upcoming $477 million in general obligation bonds and certificates of obligation, affirming the city’s issuer default rating at the same level with a stable outlook.
A legislative investigation found that Kerr County's emergency coordinator was sick and asleep during the July 4 floods, with no delegate present to manage the crisis.
A new road maintenance initiative in Grayson County is scheduled to start this summer.
Grayson County emergency management is providing funding for residential safe rooms.
Multiple municipalities in southern Denton County have enacted ordinances prohibiting the possession and use of fireworks within city limits ahead of Independence Day.
Officials gathered at Braswell High School to mark the completion of a major highway improvement project along U.S. 380.
The City of Denton has released its Independence Day holiday schedule, with administrative offices closed Friday, July 3, and adjustments to library, recreation, and solid waste services through the holiday weekend.
The Denton City Council will review a rezoning proposal for a 0.74-acre site on Bolivar Street during a public hearing on July 14.
A collision between a train and a semi-truck in Denton has blocked several streets and caused traffic delays, though the truck driver sustained only minor injuries.
