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Denton ISD puts tax rate increase on Nov. 4 ballot but says most homeowners should see tax bills dipThe Denton ISD school board voted Tuesday night to put a property tax rate increase, known as Proposition A, on the Nov. 4 ballot.
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The Dallas branch of Immigration and Customs Enforcement contacted Denton Mayor Gerard Hudspeth last week to set up a meeting with city leaders to discuss ICE’s 287(g) program that could give Denton police the authority to screen people in custody for immigration offenses.
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It’s the law as of Sept. 1: Texas students on K-12 campuses can’t use their cellphones or personal devices during the school day.
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U.S. Senate candidate Colin Allred will make a stop in Denton on his Unrig Texas town hall tour on Tuesday.
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Two firefighters were hospitalized after responding to a fire at Texas Woman's University's new Health Sciences Center, which is under construction, Thursday morning.
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School officials across the state have mostly expressed appreciation for the budget increases state lawmakers passed in the recently closed session.
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Denton Mayor Gerard Hudspeth traveled to Austin on Friday to testify in support of the GOP’s rare mid-decade congressional redistricting efforts, which would add five Republican-leaning seats to the U.S. House of Representatives.
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University of North Texas is the only school in the region to earn a National Endowment for the Humanities grant in the endowment’s latest awards announced on Friday.
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The Denton ISD school board approved a policy this week to establish a school library advisory council to comply with Texas’ controversial Senate Bill 13.
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The area had become “wonderful and a little nature preserve with 12 different species of bird, fish, the beavers, really diverse,” said Ricky Barnett, who lives nearby and took his children to enjoy it like other nearby neighbors.
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Grievances filed with Denton ISD allege emotional distress and call for replacing Kent Laster, echoing broader conversations about coaching.
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A Denton man pleaded guilty Monday to stalking WNBA player Caitlin Clark in Indianapolis, according to court documents from Marion County, Indiana.