Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 14th of April.
Good morning, Denton.
Police said a body was recovered from Lake Lewisville at Copperas Branch Park on Sunday after a car went over the guardrail early Saturday morning at 3:35 a.m.—the driver was believed to be the only person in the vehicle.
Texas Department of Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller said the eastern monarch butterfly population nearly doubled after last winter due to conservation efforts, with surveys showing an increase from 2.22 acres to 4.42 acres of forest in central Mexico.
Miller added that improved habitat and favorable weather along the butterflies' 3,000-mile migration route helped boost numbers—Texas and U.S. conservation strategies will continue supporting the species.
On Friday, the Denton Fire Department welcomed Texas’ first electric fire engine during a public push-in ceremony at Station 1 — nicknamed 'Powerhouse,' the new engine marked a historic addition to the fleet.
Chris Watson Performance
7-11 p.m. — Dan's SilverLeaf — Free entry — Experience the Sideman Song Swap featuring Chris Watson, showcasing his unique talents in a lively setting.
Snooze and Friends Concert
7-11 p.m. — Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studio — $12 — Experience a night of math rock and progressive tunes with Snooze, Sloth, Painted Light, and Splendor Riot.
Wade Bagley Live Performance
8:30 PM — Dan's SilverLeaf — $8 adv / $12 dos — Enjoy a night of live music featuring Wade Bagley and Jaxon Malone at this 21+ venue.
Open House at 509 Woodford Lane
2-4 p.m. — 509 Woodford Lane — $285,000 — Explore a freshly updated home with a spacious layout and a gardener's dream backyard.
Super Kañonazo Musical - Johnny Molina & Los Sabaneros de Aniceto
8 p.m. — North Texas Fair and Rodeo — Ticketed event — Celebrate Mother's Day with festive cumbia music from Johnny Molina & Los Sabaneros de Aniceto.
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