Denton man accused of murdering girlfriend captured after Uber ride

A man seen forcing a bloody woman into a vehicle is now in custody. Police tracked him in real-time as he was taking an Uber ride from Denton to Dallas.

FBI to review UNT student's death by Denton police officers

Denton's police chief asked for an independent review of Darius Tarver's death in 2020. A grand jury has already cleared the officers involved.

2 UNT students injured in shooting near fraternity

UNT police are investigating a shooting near a University of North Texas fraternity early Sunday morning.

Denton PD: Officer did not violate rules in fatal shooting

Denton police said the officer who shot and killed a UNT student last year didn't break any rules. A grand jury also found his actions justified.

Denton police searching for man who kidnapped woman at gunpoint

Police are seeking the public’s help to identify the man who kidnapped a woman at gunpoint while she was walking her dog in Denton Saturday morning.

City of Denton sues ERCOT after receiving $207M bill

The city of Denton went to court Tuesday to stop a huge bill from the winter storm. Lawyers claim ERCOT is illegally passing on the cost of power during the outages to cities.

Denton police officer arrested by FBI on child porn distribution charge

Officer David Schoolcraft was arrested on Wednesday and charged with distribution of child pornography. He appeared in federal court on Thursday.

Denton ISD school closed for the remainder of the year because of storm damage

During last week's power crisis, Denton ISD offered to take its buildings off the grid so that individual homes could have power. Unfortunately, that led to frozen pipes and damage across the whole first floor at Harpool Middle School.

Denton could borrow up to $300M to cover high electricity costs during winter storm

The city of Denton is one of several in Texas with its own electric utility and it took a real hit in the winter storm with unexpectedly high costs. It may have to borrow millions of dollars to cover that.

North Texans head to warming stations for relief from freezing temperatures

With many hotels completely booked, cities and some churches are working to offer a warm place for people to get a break from their cold houses.