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A city traffic review at the Denton High School crossing counted about 20 students crossing Bronco Way at bell times; the new stop signs are expected by Oct. 30, the latest staff report to the council says.
A report for Tuesday's board meeting counts 6,288 special education students and says the district missed 66 evaluation timelines and eight early-childhood transitions last year.
More than 120,600 Denton County ballots were cast in the first four days of early voting, and polls are open 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. today and every weekday through Oct. 30.
The 18-month award to the Texas Talent Accelerator aims to re-enroll at least 2,000 former students across North Texas schools after a summer pilot at Collin College and TWU.
Denton Water Utilities must notify those households every year until the line is replaced or identified, and residents can check their address on the city's service line map.
The City Council takes up a new Chapter 380 economic development policy Tuesday that names eight target industries, adds retail redevelopment and site-readiness help, and lowers a key performance bar from 90% to 75%.
Friday’s 6 p.m. match in Denton starts a two-match home weekend for the Mean Green.
Andy Eads and Nick Pappas meet in the county judge race, Kevin Falconer and Candace Valenzuela in Precinct 2, and David Wylie and Stephanie Draper for the open Precinct 4 seat.
Lou Chalard and Carolina Laydner open singles play Oct. 22; Chalard and Lilly Schultz have a doubles bye.
For North Texas, the challenge at Navy begins with leverage, assignments and resisting the urge to turn a complicated offense into a personal chase.
The Mean Green visit Annapolis on Oct. 24; Denton viewers can watch the 2:30 p.m. CDT kickoff on CBS Sports Network.
Nightmare on Elm Street, now in its third year, starts with TWU's team at 6 p.m., followed by the Mean Green women and men, who take the court at 7 p.m.
Denco announced emergency texting in October 2016. Its current guidance explains when to text, what to include and the service’s limitations.
Organizers of Saturday's No Kings rally outside the Denton County Courthouse said the aim was to get residents to vote early; early voting runs Oct. 19 to 30.
The Public Utilities Board on Monday weighs a contract that sets a $40-a-ton rate for the hauler in exchange for at least $2.24 million a year in disposal payments, even if less trash arrives.
Candidates for county judge, county clerk, the Texas House, Congress and more are confirmed for the resident-run event at The Front Porch at Harvest, the day before early voting begins.
Republican incumbent Richard Hayes, Democrat Ray Stith and Libertarian Darren Hamilton are on the Nov. 3 ballot for Texas House District 57; early voting starts Monday, Oct. 19.
Denton County Public Health officials reported a sixth confirmed human case of West Nile Virus in the county, noting that the individual resides in the City of Denton.
A state software glitch sent Denton County 42,000 voter registrations; officials say about 2,500 remained as of Tuesday and should be cleared before early voting Monday.
A university slideshow obtained by the North Texas Daily puts the cost at about $79 million and has the College of Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Analytics moving in by April 2030.
The four-story, 100,000-square-foot lab building on Mulberry Street will house biology, chemistry, kinesiology, psychology and biomedical engineering research, paid for with tuition revenue bonds.
The Nov. 3 general election ballot includes contested races for federal, state, county and Denton city offices.
Denton’s Great Pumpkin will stay at City Hall despite the county’s decision to allow it back on the courthouse lawn.
A Denton senior told police she sent money after a fake account alert led her to suspected fraudsters.
For about a decade, amateur radio operators have used DFW-area repeaters to connect during an early weekday broadcast known as The Morning Show.
North Texas left the ITA Texas Regional Championships with a doubles quarterfinal appearance and a narrow miss at going further. The Mean Green concluded competition Sunday, October 11, in Waco.
North Texas climbed out of a two-set hole Sunday, then ran out of room to finish the comeback. Temple won the deciding set 15–8 to beat the Mean Green 3–2 in Philadelphia on October 11.
The Mean Green beat New Mexico 126–117 on Saturday after losing Friday’s dual meet at New Mexico State.
Tayven Jackson threw for 349 yards and five touchdowns as North Texas beat Charlotte 50-10 at DATCU Stadium to move to 2-0 in the American.
UNT outlasted South Florida in Denton on Oct. 9, overcoming 19 blocks to end a three-match losing streak.
Police arrested two men after a drone helped officers find a car tied to a Fannin Street burglary Wednesday; a third person seen in the house had not been found.
Denton County reversed course Wednesday and allowed the city's Great Pumpkin back on the courthouse lawn after criticism over its removal a week into 31 Days of Halloween.
North Texas lost 2–0 Thursday despite a 14–7 shot advantage. The Mean Green volleyball team hosts South Florida at 6 p.m. Friday.
The university’s Oct. 8 recap reports more than 700 participants and over 475 posters at its Oct. 1 campus research event.
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.
The Diamond Eagles Garden at Mean Green Acres can supply about 15% to 20% of UNT Dining Services' weekly leafy-green purchases, and the program plans to add crops such as microgreens.
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.
The Denton venue plans a Halloween puppet double feature for adults, adding a live performance to the city’s long-running Rocky Horror connections.
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.
