Juan Betancourt | Denton Record-Chronicle
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Denton County proposes $418M budget with slight dip in tax rate, contingency funds for jail overtimeDenton County commissioners were presented with a proposed $418 million budget for the 2025 fiscal year during Tuesday morning’s meeting.
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A Sanger resident has been diagnosed with the neuroinvasive form of the West Nile virus.
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A woman has filed a civil lawsuit against Denton County and three county correctional officers claiming they forced her to remove her hijab after being booked into jail.
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The cast will perform five times over the last three days of the three-week festival, which closes with its final performance on July 6. Theatre Denton’s production will also participate in the festival’s red-carpet gala and awards event on July 7.
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DCTA CEO Paul Cristina said via email that staffers have worked diligently in planning the transition from NTMC to DCTA. This includes better wages and benefits for bus operators.
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Alamo Drafthouse locations in Denton, Richardson, Las Colinas and two in Dallas closed suddenly in June after franchisee Two Is One, One Is None LLC announced it was filling for bankruptcy.
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The film company behind the Quakertown documentary will be filming at Denton County Historical Park the week of July 8.
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Former Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Denton employees have set up a GoFundMe virtual fundraiser for individuals affected by the movie theater’s sudden closure last week.
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Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in Denton closed after the franchise partner and its affiliates announced they’re filing for bankruptcy Thursday morning.
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Now almost two weeks later, staff members at Animal Hospital on Milam Road are still housing and caring for dogs that were separated from their families or injured in the tornadoes that hit Valley View and Sanger during Memorial Day weekend.
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Denton County’s annual point-in-time survey counted 20% more people without housing this year compared to last, suggesting a marked increase in homelessness in the area.
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Andy Hopper has defeated incumbent Lynn Stucky in the race for the Republican nomination to represent District 64 in the Texas House of Representatives.