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The proposal would require council members, planning commissioners and council candidates to report private conversations with developers to the city auditor within 10 business days, with a public log kept.
A work session Oct. 13 lets the City Council review written findings for a temporary halt on data center applications before the ordinance's first reading Oct. 27; adoption would need a three-fourths vote.
UNT hosts winless Charlotte at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, the same kickoff time as Texas-Oklahoma in Dallas, and coach Neal Brown says premium-seat holders can watch both.
The official Halloween guide lists plastic-inspired rocks, a haunted television and glowing flowers at three downtown businesses.
DCTA will replace the Honors Hall and Fouts stops for Saturday’s game-day detour. Signs will direct riders to the temporary locations.
A barbecue spot from a former Bet the House BBQ co-owner leads a batch of recent openings in Denton, Flower Mound, Lewisville and Sanger, with a family entertainment center due at Golden Triangle Mall Oct. 30.
Drafts would put an expiration date on tree surveys, fence off heritage trees during construction and cap turf grass at new apartment and commercial sites; commissioners get a briefing before any public hearing.
The Denton venue plans a Halloween puppet double feature for adults, adding a live performance to the city’s long-running Rocky Horror connections.
The library's makerspace reopened this month after a September closure, a local bookstore is giving $1,048 for early-literacy kits, and Special Collections has a new scanner for fragile books, a staff report shows.
City sustainability staff will lead the all-ages program from 6 to 7 p.m. Oct. 7 at North Branch Library.
Paul Krueger, who leads UNT's College of Engineering, is working with researchers from three other schools to learn whether squid save energy by swimming in formation.
January's point-in-time count found 357 people in the city, down from 607 a year earlier, while 435 households sat on the county's housing priority list in August, a city presentation shows.
The district bought the site with 2023 bond money, and developer Hillwood says it is the first of three Denton ISD campuses planned inside the 3,200-acre southwest Denton project.
The daylong genealogy program at Emily Fowler Central Library includes research help and an online option. Registration is required for either format.
The Legend of Eppy and Other Artifacts of Lore is on view at UNT CoLab in downtown Denton throughout October.
Police and fire are testing loaned Skydio drones during October that dispatchers can send to emergency calls within seconds, before deciding whether to seek a permanent program.
Regular unleaded averages $3.9340 in the Dallas area, down from yesterday, up from last week and above the Texas average.
Niche gave the University of North Texas an A+ and ranked it first in Texas and 15th nationally for campus food, while meal plan costs have risen 8.15% since 2023.
The nonprofit describes jazz education and training in publishing, royalties, bookkeeping and marketing.
The fair continues through Oct. 18 at Fair Park in Dallas, with weather updates available from organizers.
After more than two years of staff and committee work, rewrites of the city's tree preservation and landscape rules go to the Planning and Zoning Commission in a work session Oct. 7.
