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1 out of 10 Denton County voters showed up at the wrong polling site on May 3

1 day ago | dentonrc.com | Camila Gonzalez |Camila González

On Denton County's last election day, May 3, about 10% of voters arrived at the wrong polling location and had to be redirected to the assigned site for their voting precinct. This was the first time county elections officials tracked such numbers. "It's not uncommon," Frank Phillips, county elections administrator, said of voter redirection.
Corinth marathoner continues running despite setbacks

1 day ago | dentonrc.com | Camila Gonzalez |Camila González

When Claudine Nicholas was diagnosed with lupus at age 23, her doctor told her that if she lived for 10 more years, she might have a chance at an average life expectancy, due to the severity of her case. “When people tell you something like that, it changes you,” she said. Now 57, Nicholas has run over 200 marathons in all 50 states and multiple countries. “When I was 27, I was so bad off that my doctors – I was seeing seven at the time – said I would end up on disability . . .
Justice Department sues Texas over in-state tuition for students without legal status

2 days ago | dentonrc.com | Bill Zeeble

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Driver killed in northwest Denton, car catches fire in single-vehicle crash

4 days ago | dentonrc.com | Camila Gonzalez |Camila González

An unidentified driver was killed in a single-vehicle crash just after midnight Sunday. At about 12:29 a.m., a vehicle rolled over and caught fire at the intersection of North Elm Street and the northbound Interstate 35 frontage road. There were no other occupants in the car. Denton police are investigating the cause of the crash and working to identify the driver.
A halal eatery in Pilot Point gets a coveted spot on Texas Monthly’s list of the top 50 barbecue spots

4 days ago | dentonrc.com | Camila Gonzalez |Camila González

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Yearby's Barbecue & Waterice in Pilot Point named one of Texas Monthly's Top 50 BBQ joints in state

4 days ago | dentonrc.com | Camila Gonzalez |Camila González

Eager customers line up outside the small barbecue spot before it opens at 11 a.m. on a recent Sunday, filing inside once the doors open and music starts playing. Yearby's Barbecue & Waterice, located at 209 S. Washington St. in Pilot Point, is a halal barbecue restaurant founded by Caleb Henley and his wife, Sabrina Brown-Henley. The couple is Muslim, and halal food is prepared in a way that is allowed under religious law. "We chose to do halal barbecue, which is a very niche thing,” Henley said.
Texas’ $8.5B school funding plan is headed to Abbott’s desk. What it means for students and teachers

6 days ago | dentonrc.com | Camille Phillips

After months of debate, revisions and negotiations behind closed doors, a sweeping school funding bill is now heading to Gov. Greg Abbott's desk for his signature after getting the final nod for lawmakers on Thursday. Over the last several weeks, the Texas Legislature went back and forth, wrestling over exactly how the billions of dollars in House Bill 2 would be distributed into the public school system.
Aubrey softball team falls to Robinson’s high-powered offense in state championship game

6 days ago | dentonrc.com | John Fields

AUSTIN — Aubrey was unable to match Robinson’s high-powered offense during a 10-1 loss in Friday’s 4A Division II softball state championship game. The Rockets racked up 10 hits on the day, four of which came during a four-run bottom of the third inning that broke the game open for good at the University of Texas’ Red & Charline McCombs Field.
What are they building? Updates on some of Denton's latest construction projects

1 week ago | dentonrc.com | Camila Gonzalez |Camila González

While driving around Denton, you've probably passed by orange cones or partially constructed buildings and wondered, "What are they building?" While this is not a comprehensive list, here are a few ongoing construction projects throughout the city of Denton. Information about construction progress and future addresses has been provided by the city's Department of Development Services. Planning Technician Mitchell Stoltz said that opening dates for these properties are not currently known.
Texas poised to add $100 million to child care scholarship program

1 week ago | dentonrc.com | Jess Huff

Texas lawmakers are providing an extra $100 million in child care scholarships and giving regional workforce development boards more freedom to allocate money to key providers. Nearly 95,000 Texas children are on a waitlist for child care scholarships. Meanwhile, brick and mortar facilities are closing, and the cost of child care in Texas is making it difficult for working parents to make ends meet.