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Hood County has shut down and covered three Flock license plate cameras after officials and residents raised privacy and mass surveillance concerns.
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The Denton City Council is reviewing a proposed $2.22 billion budget that would lower the property tax rate and increase employee pay. But officials warn a boost from business personal property tax revenue, including from data centers, may not last. Residents can weigh in at a Sept. 15 public hearing.
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The Denton City Council voted 4-3 to proceed with a possible moratorium on data centers in the city. This is following a wave of other cities in Texas banning data centers, and Gov. Greg Abbott ordering a halt to data centers until the completion of a statewide audit.
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Denton City Council Member Jordan Villarreal says he is resigning so he can focus on taking care of his personal health. He was elected in May.
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鈥淓very vote counts,鈥 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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鈥淜indness wins,鈥 George Ferrie鈥檚 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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The city of Denton announced on Tuesday evening that Deputy City Manager Cassey Ogden is the new interim city manager, effective April 1.
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So far, 19 people have been arrested and face a range of federal and state charges that include hindering prosecution of terrorism in connection to what authorities called a 鈥淣orth Texas Antifa Cell.鈥 The most recent arrest occurred last week in Weatherford.
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Here鈥檚 a look at who has announced their plans to run on social media since the mayoral candidates鈥 announcements in early December.
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A council majority voted to approve all three requests by Craver Ranch developer Old Prosper Partners for amendments to the city鈥檚 2040 comprehensive plan and mobility plan and a zoning change from rural agricultural to planned development.
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Denton Mayor Gerard Hudspeth traveled to Austin on Friday to testify in support of the GOP鈥檚 rare mid-decade congressional redistricting efforts, which would add five Republican-leaning seats to the U.S. House of Representatives.
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The Denton Arts and Jazz Festival will be scaled back this year due to the city's budget cuts. The festival has four months to figure out how to handle a loss in funding and an increase in park rental fees.