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David Bayon turns The Bonsai Tree Lady, Tiger Head Keyboard Guy and rappers into 3-D printed characters.
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The murder of a Little Elm teen is drawing comparisons to the Karmelo Anthony trial, which drew national attention because of the races of the perpetrators and victims.
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North Texas boasted two James Beards Awards nominees, Lucia in Dallas and Osteria il Muro. But neither won their respective categories.
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“Every vote counts,” Chris Watts, a former mayor, wrote in all-caps to his supporters in late May on his Facebook page, as he offered a breakdown of the Denton County Precinct 4 commissioner race that was decided by fewer than 40 votes.
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“Kindness wins,” George Ferrie’s supporters posted to social media on Saturday night when news spread that Ferrie defeated Erica Garland, a Planning and Zoning commissioner, in the runoff for citywide Place 5 on the Denton City Council.
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Put on your favorite team jersey, grab your friends and head to one of these destinations to celebrate, cheer and watch all the action.
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Driving around the Dallas-Fort Worth area can be a hectic experience both for longtime residents and newcomers to the city. With the FIFA World Cup in North Texas kicking off later this month, traffic is expected to surge during game days.
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Longtime North Texas women's soccer coach John Hedlund and Denton Diablos coach Roy Lassiter both played for the U.S. National Team and are looking forward to the World Cup.
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In the latest episode of KERA Arts Doc, we visit Eggert's Denton studio to learn more about her work.
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At around noon on Wednesday, Golden Triangle Mall was evacuated after a gas leak was reported outside the mall, according to the Denton Fire Department.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing the city of Denton and city officials for “allowing grown men in changing rooms with Texas children and women at event hosted at publicly owned swimming pool,” the attorney general's office announced in a June 1 press release.
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Pridenton, a Denton nonprofit that coordinates a monthlong celebration and observance of LGBTQ+ visibility and equality throughout June, says the University of North Texas has withdrawn its sponsorship from the off-campus events.