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A Denton County jury found ex-Denton officer Joel Weinstein guilty Wednesday of tampering with an arrest affidavit, the first case in a larger Denton Police Department investigation to go to trial.
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In addition to possible increases on electric and water bills, Denton residents will also see their gas bills increase starting Oct. 1.
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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 University of North Texas will roll out its new Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence this fall, joining a growing list of higher education institutions to offer the degree.
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West Nile virus is spread through the bite of an infected mosquito that has fed on infected birds. About 1 in 5 people infected will develop symptoms, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states.
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Bob鈥檚 House of Hope, a safe house and program for male survivors of commercial sexual exploitation created by nonprofit Ranch Hands Rescue, recently opened a new housing unit. It will be the first on the property to provide a temporary place to live for unhoused minors.
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Cooper Lutkenhaus continued an impressive start to his professional running career Sunday, when he won the men's 800-meter race at the U.S. track and field outdoor championships.
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Wistron Corp. and Nvidia partner on AI systems at a new manufacturing factory that will create 800 jobs.
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John Baines used his gift of song for 40 years in Denton, serving and supporting dozens of local nonprofits and community organizations in North Texas. He was a founding member of the Denton Black Chamber of Commerce and the Denton Blues Festival. He died July 13 at age 73.
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As electric scooters rise in popularity, North Texas communities are taking varying approaches to rising safety concerns, from passing regulations to launching social media campaigns.
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In a joint statement from DSA Denton and Revolutionary Front, DSA Denton co-chair Laura Coate, said the town hall 鈥渋s intended to bring Denton residents together to organize against AI data centers and an AI drone factory in our community.鈥
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The League of United Latin American Citizens sued Secretary of State Jane Nelson and county elections administrators state-wide for attempts to remove "potential noncitizens" from voter rolls.