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Jessie, a spayed, house-trained and vaccinated dog at The Dog Stop in Argyle, needs an adopter or a foster home with patience to help her grow confident.
Five two-year contracts going to the Public Utilities Board on Monday would trade discounted disposal rates for promised loads of trash at the city landfill.
Regular unleaded averages $3.9462 in the Dallas area, down from yesterday, up from last week and above the Texas average.
City traffic staff will test separate green phases for each direction of Bonnie Brae at University Drive after resident complaints, with several Bonnie Brae closures scheduled to end Oct. 10.
A second crossing at Discovery Boulevard would receive flashing pedestrian lights after the Riney Road project is finished.
Applications are due Nov. 20, and applicants must attend an October training session.
Denton Fire's 2026-2030 strategic plan sets five goals, from meeting a national response-time standard to opening Fire Station 10 in southwest Denton, the city told council Friday.
Classmates alerted administrators to a remark about a gun, and a search turned up a firearm in another student's backpack Friday. The district says no threats were made to students or staff.
A September 22 work-session proposal used McAdams Haven as an example while seeking a citywide discussion of development fees.
Denton’s delegation recorded twelve votes this period, including support for S. 4668 and the confirmation of Keith Sonderling.
Regular unleaded averages $3.9611 in the Dallas area, down from yesterday, up from last week and above the Texas average.
The Denton Community Shelter ran expanded overnight cooling from July 18 to Sept. 21, serving 353 people, a third of them new to Denton County's homeless services, a city report says.
Denton County's Nov. 3 ballot runs from U.S. Senate and governor to a Denton council vacancy and local tax measures. Registration closes Oct. 5; early voting is Oct. 19-30.
Several dozen people joined an Indivisible Denton protest near Dallas Drive and I-35E during President Trump's Oct. 1 Peterbilt visit, while Republican officials praised his trade policies.
Two Denton women reported phone scams this week in which callers claimed to be officers, cited fake warrants and demanded payment by debit card or Bitcoin.
Recycled Books hosts a 5 p.m. conversation with Kayla Olson, followed by a signing, at First United Methodist Church of Denton.
Wet weather postponed the free event that opens the city's 31 Days of Halloween; it now takes place Thursday, Oct. 8, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Quakertown Civic Center.
Denton’s artist registration is full, but visitors can view the Halloween designs and vote Oct. 4–23. The display is scheduled through Halloween.
Regular unleaded averages $3.9774 in the Dallas area, up from yesterday, up from last week and above the Texas average.
About 7% of Denton's residents live in the 26th Congressional District under the 2025 map; the rest of the city is in District 13.
At Peterbilt's Denton plant, President Trump credited tariffs for the company's hiring and backed Ken Paxton's Senate bid, while Democrats called the midterm tour desperate.
