Brooke Colombo | Denton Record-Chronicle
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A Denton man who is already charged with arson is now charged with setting a fire that killed an elderly couple, according to a Wednesday press release.
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Denton County Public Health reported the first case of measles in the county Wednesday afternoon. The infected person is an adult with unknown vaccination status, DCPH reports.
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A Lewisville police affidavit alleges that Bobbie J. and Fred Mitchell’s grandson may have premeditated the attack on the county commissioner and her husband and broke into their house, even though he lived with them.
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An empty chair at the Denton County Commissioners Court meeting Tuesday served as a solemn reminder of the tragedy Commissioner Bobbie J. Mitchell and her family faced the day before.
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Lewisville police arrested a suspect in the fatal stabbing of Denton County Commissioner Bobbie J. Mitchell’s husband Fred Mitchell on Monday morning, according to a press release.
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A high-wind advisory has been extended for Denton County through Wednesday at 9 p.m., and the National Weather Service forecasts a cold front is on the way.
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School might be out for spring break, but Denton’s college bars stay busy. So, the University of North Texas Police Department’s assistant chief said officers won’t be taking a vacation from DWI enforcement.
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Denton’s Walmart on South Loop 288 is launching a pilot program that equips some employees with body-worn cameras in an effort to mitigate theft and customer conflict.
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A Denton County jury sentenced a man to four years in prison and 10 years probation on Friday for ballot fraud in a 2020 Carrollton mayoral election, according to a press release.
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A former Lewisville police officer is charged with official oppression and sexual assault for alleged inappropriate conduct with a citizen while on duty, according to a Friday press release.
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This is the first update to Denton’s towing ordinance since 2015 increases the base non-consent tow fee from $145 to $272.50.
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The construction of a new sidewalk along west North Loop 288 will merge a gap in pedestrian infrastructure where a well-traveled dirt path was previously the only option.