Brooke Colombo | Denton Record-Chronicle
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Lots of locals turned out over the weekend to start to restore a mural on the Texas Woman’s University campus that was vandalized with hate speech late last month.
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The former treasurer of the Guyer High School football booster club could serve as much as two years in jail after she allegedly admitted to taking nearly $16,000 from the club’s account.
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That was a first in City Manager Paul Stevens’ 30-year career, he said. In response, the city placed Collier on administrative leave the day he was arrested, June 13. Collier resigned on June 15.
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Three mosquito traps in Denton have tested positive for West Nile virus, the city confirmed Tuesday.
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Heath Aaron Vandeventer, 27, was arrested on July 7, 2023, after his grandmother called 911 to report he was experiencing a mental health crisis at their Argyle home. He was charged with assault against an elderly or disabled individual, according to jail records.
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Medical City Denton is hosting a blood drive Friday to replenish the blood supply for sickle cell anemia patients.
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An affidavit the Denton Record-Chronicle obtained on Monday provides more information about the former Highland Village Fire Department chief’s arrest during a prostitution sting operation.
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One person is dead and another was transferred to a hospital after a small plane from a Denton aviation school crashed in a residential yard north of the Gainesville Municipal Airport Tuesday night.
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The National Weather Service issued a flash flood watch for Denton County until Friday at 7 p.m., after a flash flood warning Thursday continued into the early evening.
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Republican Brent Hagenbuch declared victory Tuesday night against Jace Yarbrough for the Republican nomination for Texas Senate District 30. With all counties reporting Tuesday night, Hagenbuch’s primary win is all but official.
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Incumbent Lynn Stucky and candidate Andy Hopper face off again for the Republican nomination for Texas House District 64.
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A Carrollton man has been charged in multiple Denton County aggravated sexual assault cases, and investigators believe there are additional victims across the Dallas-Fort Worth area, according to news releases.