Denton barbershop owner charged with invasive visual recording of female employee
The owner of a Denton barbershop turned himself in to Denton Police last week after he was accused of an invasive visual recording at his shop.
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Thomas Lennon turns holiday cheer into horror in 'Christmas at the Kringles'
Thomas Lennon talks passive-aggressive holiday cheer and his love of villains in the Christmas slasher now playing at Denton Movie Tavern.
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10 Denton-area business updates: New nonprofit video store, trampoline park and another Marty B’s coffee shop coming soon
Nostalgic for video stores like Blockbuster and Payless Video? Looking for an indoor adventure for the kids? Wishing you could grab some matcha, buy secondhand goods and visit an art gallery all in one place? Check out these new Denton…...
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Investigations underway for potential E. coli outbreak from State Fair petting zoo
Health officials in Dallas are investigating whether an E. coli outbreak is connected to the State Fair of Texas petting zoo.
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2,000 pounds and carved, a giant pumpkin is on display in Quakertown Park
For the second year in a row, Raising Cane’s is joining in on Denton’s 31 Days of Halloween with the donation of a giant pumpkin. This year’s pumpkin, on display in Quakertown Park, weighs 2,069 pounds and was grown by…...
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Argyle QB Hayes Hackney ruled eligible to play this season by UIL state executive committee
Argyle junior quarterback Hayes Hackney was ruled eligible to play again this season Thursday by the UIL state executive committee. Hackney will be able to return for the Eagles' regular season finale Friday and compete in the playoffs....
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TWU turns to Argyle product Madi Lumsden to the lead way for a women’s basketball team on a roll
Madi Lumsden paid close attention last year, when a handful of veterans led the TWU basketball team to the Lone Star Conference regular season and tournament titles for the third straight year and a deep run in the Division II…...
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Tom Larussa
Thomas Keith Larussa, known to many as Tom, passed away on October 26, 2026, in Denton, Texas due to health complications associated with a recent lymphoma diagnosis while hospitalized. He was born on November 11, 1955, in DeKalb, Illinois. Tom…...
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This weekend in Denton: Tricks and treats to wrap up the 31 days of Halloween
Halloween day marks the official end of Denton’s 31 Days of Halloween, and the city is going out with a bang (even if rain stands to get in the way).
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Little Elm man sentenced to 25 years for drone drug smuggling in prison
A federal judge sentenced a Little Elm man to 25 years in prison Wednesday for using drones to smuggle methamphetamine into Texas state prisons.