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Two Plano men who officiated amateur hockey games at area Dr Pepper StarCenters have been indicted on child pornography charges. Full Story »
Two Plano men who officiated amateur hockey games at area Dr Pepper StarCenters have been indicted on child pornography charges. Full Story »
Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan could also face additional military charges for the Nov. 5 attack, said Christopher Grey, a spokesman for the Army's Criminal Investigation Division. Full Story »
Two Irving City Council members wrote a letter to a U.S. district judge this week voicing opposition to the city's single-member-district election plan, which is awaiting federal approval. Full Story »
COURTNEY PERRY/DMNWith help from the Dallas nonprofit program Avance, Jovita Torres and other Hispanic mothers are taking a more active role preparing their children for school. Full Story »
WASHINGTON - Authorities have been examining whether Fort Hood massacre suspect Nidal Malik Hasan wired money to Pakistan in recent months, an action that one senior lawmaker said would raise serious questions about Hasan's possible connections to militant Islamic groups. Full Story »
When four men sued the Fort Worth Police Department, they began a series of battles that continues today. Full Story »
The board will consider adopting publisher-submitted textbooks or online materials. Full Story »
The Fort Worth diocese was one of the few to refuse ordination of women, though the national church has supported it since 1976. Full Story »
It could take five to 10 years for the schools to become major research institutions. Full Story »
One employee filed an appeal to get his job back after he was fired in September after a July theft. Full Story »
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Tell us about your event or meeting by visiting the Denton Record-Chronicle Web site, www.dentonrc.com , and clicking on "Let Us Know," which will take you to our online forms. We still accept information by e-mail to drc@dentonrc.com , by fax at 940-566-6888; or by mail to Page 2 Calendar, Denton Record-Chronicle, 314 E. Hickory St., Denton ... Full Story »
Denton school district officials announced promotions for two employees and another's retirement. In a unanimous vote Tuesday, district trustees approved the promotions of Eric Harting, officially named principal of Cross Oaks Elementary School - scheduled to open in the district's eastern region next fall - and Emily McLarty, who effective Dec. 31 will serve as the interim principal of Pecan ... Full Story »
DRC/Barron Ludlum World War II veteran Marine Cpl. Donald Boots gave the invocation at the Veterans Day ceremony on the Square on Wednesday.The cool morning air began to warm almost on cue as people, civilian and military, gathered on the southeast lawn of the Denton County Courthouse on the Square. Decorated men and women of the armed forces milled about, shaking hands, smiling, saluting and ... Full Story »
A 12-year-old from The Colony is getting a boost in his courageous fight against T-cell leukemia. The Tony's Room foundation and Medical City of Dallas are putting the finishing touches on a 'clean room' in Kevin Heitman's home. Full Story »
The Dallas Mavericks and the NBA have annouced that tickets for the 2010 NBA All-Star Game at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington will go on sale Tuesday. Full Story »
The Green Bay Packers defense showed signs of tension in recent weeks, but there wasn't any discontent Sunday after the Packers stifled the previously potent Dallas Cowboys 17-7 at Lambeau Field. Capers dialed up the pass rush pressure, to the players' delight. Full Story »
Dallas Cowboys coach Wade Phillips says officials told him that they made a mistake trying to review a fourth-quarter fumble that appeared to be recovered by Felix Jones before being scooped up by the Packers. Full Story »
Remodeled and ready for the public, science will go modern at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History Monday evening. The newly renovated learning space is set to show off its new exhibits and design. Full Story »
A group of East Dallas business owners and home owners spent the weekend devising a plan to revitalize Garland Road. Full Story »
A 16-month-old child from Tarrant County is in critical condition at Children's Medical Center in Dallas due to complications from swine flu. After Full Story »
Prosecutors say a woman already accused in the hot-car death of her 17-month-old son while she was at work has been indicted on a felony murder charge. Full Story »
Do you know where your produce is grown? Walmart wants you to. Full Story »
More than four years after she first disappeared, the search for a Euless woman picked back up Saturday. Full Story »
FRISCO — Frisco police are searching for 42-year-old Leslie Anne Hurt, who reportedly took her two daughters against a judge's order. Detectives are concerned about the welfare of the children, who haven't been in school all week. Full Story »
A glitzy $1.15 billion stadium and successful early season haven't been enough to sell out the Dallas Cowboys' pricey club seats. Now the team is looking for new ways to sweeten the deal on the most expensive seats when next season rolls around. Full Story »
More than 22,000 illegal immigrants with criminal charges or convictions have been arrested in Texas through a 1-year-old program that links FBI and federal immigration databases, Homeland Security officials said Thursday. Full Story »
A meeting Thursday about the long-struggling Southwest Center Mall was short on specifics but long on hopeful expectations. Full Story »
Former Texas Rangers pitcher John Wetteland was taken to a Denton hospital Thursday afternoon after police were called to his home over concerns about his mental health, Denton County sheriff's Sgt. Roger Griggs said. Full Story »
An 18-month-old boy was run over and killed Sunday afternoon by his 17-year-old sister. Police say the teen didn't realize he was behind her as she backed a car out at their Oak Cliff apartment. Full Story »
A man is accused of trying to break into a truck outside a gym in Allen. The would-be burglar didn't realize the owner was still inside, and that owner was armed with a gun and handcuffs. Full Story »
A north Texas man is recovering after he was attacked by an angry llama. It happened in the Hill County town of Blum. Full Story »
The Mexican Consulate in Dallas is one of the busiest consulates in the country. It's also has a reputation for being one of the most troubled. The Consulate deals closely with the area's nearly 1.5 million Mexican nationals and now it has a new man at the helm. Full Story »
A 22-month-old boy was bitten at a Garland daycare center, but not by another child. His parents say by the daycare owner did it. The owner admits she bit the toddler because she was trying to teach him a lesson. Full Story »
Weatherford city residents and employees will feel “service-affecting cuts” as the city prepares to close the gap between the predicted sales tax revenue and the actual coming in Weatherford City Manager Jerry Blaisdell said. Full Story »
Weatherford and the rest of North Texas have enjoyed nearly perfect weather lately with highs in the 70s and lots of sunshine. Full Story »
Weatherford resident Oksana Nelson is continuing her role as a spokesperson for the Samaritan’s Purse project Operation Christmas Child. Full Story »
AUSTIN — Against what the group calls “the backdrop of a bleak fiscal picture in California,” the Texas Conservative Coalition Research Institute announced nine issue-specific Task Forces to examine the unfolding economic situation in California and to build on the success of state polices in Texas. Full Story »
A pair of H1N1 vaccine clinics are planned in the area, but only for specific groups of children. Full Story »
With her headband in place, Northwest junior Taelor Wine inches into the center-court circle for the opening tip Tuesday night before a sparse season-opening crowd in Texan Gym. Full Story »
The city of Rhome added a new reserve officer and a full-time officer to its police force at Thursday night's council meeting. Full Story »
Three children stood at the edge of the crowd at the Wise County Veterans Memorial Park. As the band played the national anthem, one stood tall, shoulders back, hand frozen to his temple in a salute to the flag. The other two shifted from one foot to the other with their hands to their heart, their eyes shifting from the flag to the faces of those around them. Full Story »
The U.S. Department of Affairs has extended Agent Orange benefits to three additional conditions. Full Story »
Clouds coated the sky somber gray as a pair of Wise County veterans solemnly raised the American flag for the first time over Rhome's Veterans' Memorial Park on Wednesday morning. Full Story »
Experience workshops and hear from speakers that will empower you, the North Texas business owner and entrepreneur, with new skills ideas and examples to grow profitable, sustainable businesses. Full Story »
Targeted at the ever-growing field of equine assisted activities and therapies (EAAT), the 2009 NARHA National Conference and Annual Meeting, November 18–21 in Fort Worth, Texas, will feature an impressive array of educational sessions presented by industry experts. Full Story »
Westlake , Texas – October 22, 2009 – Westlake Academy invites the community to participate in The Westlake Baja Cross Country Golf Tournament, Monday, November 16 , The Vaquero Club, . All proceeds benefit Westlake Academy ’s Fund100, an endowment dedicated to developing, retaining, and recruiting “legacy teachers” – those educators who make a positive and lasting difference in the lives of ... Full Story »
Cub Scout Pack 008 serves the southeast Ft. Worth area and meets at Faith United Methodist Church located at 3419 East Belknap Ft. Worth Texas 76111. Our meeting times are every Monday night starting at 7:00 p.m. and usually lasts for one hour. Full Story »
Chesapeake Energy Corp. CEO Aubrey K. McClendon acknowledged the dominance of coal and oil in the power-generation and transportation sectors, but reiterated his belief that natural gas is the only viable way to reduce both carbon dioxide emissions and foreign oil imports. Full Story »
A man walks in St. Petersburg during the city's first major snowfall. AFP/Kirill Kudryavtsev
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