If Craig Hametner left his post as city auditor for personal reasons, they emerged suddenly. If Hametner's hand was forced, the public isn't being told why.
Woodie Lee Wilson, Denton's former director of animal services, will officially decide whether to accept the terms of a plea offer in his felony theft case, according to district attorney officials.
The community college's Board of Regents approved a move Monday night to post letters of intent to lease the old Denton Record-Chronicle building at 314 E. Hickory St., and a soon-to-be parking garage between East Mulberry and East Sycamore streets.
"If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is": The UNT Police Department is warning students about potential scams on campus involving smartphones or payday loans.
The University of North Texas and Collin College are partnering to re-think how students transfer from community colleges to universities as part of the Education Design Lab's Seamless Transfer Pathways Design Challenge.
NEW YORK (AP) -- Dallas Cowboys star Ezekiel Elliott was granted another legal reprieve Tuesday night in the running back's fight to avoid a six-game suspension over domestic violence allegations.
Just as his critics warned, President Trump is turning out to be unfit for his job, perhaps dangerously so. That's a harsh judgment, but it's no longer coming from the president's opponents. It's coming from leading members of his own party.
All parties should agree on two things before an election: Voters must be Denton County residents and, if the election calls for statue removal or school name change, let private parties pay for the changes.
Denton's first hotel and convention center will host its first event the first week of December, said Todd Muilenburg, director of sales for the hotel. To date, they've booked roughly $2.7 million worth of business, as far out as 2024. The goal is to have $4 million in conventions annually, said Jeff Pritts, the hotel's general manager.
Jeff Moseley, former Denton County judge and head of the Governor's Office of Economic Development & Tourism, will be the featured speaker during the Denton Chamber of Commerce's membership luncheon Friday, Dec. 8 at the University of North Texas' Gateway Center.
