Good morning, Denton.

A North Texas teacher and her husband welcomed natural triplets on March 31 after they had expected twins; the newborn boys (two identical and one fraternal) are now in the NICU at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center.

Denton police arrested a 27-year-old man on Thursday night for a hit-and-run crash that killed a UNT student, investigators said.

Yesterday, Catholics in North Texas gathered at St. Rita's Catholic Community and other local churches to observe Good Friday by remembering Jesus' crucifixion.

Parishioners took part in reenactments and shared reflections on their faith — a moment that connected their traditions and memories from home.

Wild Child singer Kelsey Wilson has launched her funk-soul project Sir Woman by releasing the first half of a double album produced by Denton’s Matt Pence and will perform in Fort Worth on April 26.

The second half of the album, inspired by her journey to sobriety, is set for release on May 16.

Incumbent council member Brian Beck is running for a third term and faces a challenge from his former adviser Nick Stevens in the District 2 race.

Early voting runs from April 22 to April 29 and voters will cast ballots on May 3 — a contest that pits two progressive visions against one another.

Denton County will hold early voting for the May 3 General Election from April 22 to April 29—polling hours vary by day.

On Election Day, polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with early results posted at 7 p.m.

The Dallas Morning News has released a detailed voter guide for the 2025 Spring Local Elections that covers North Texas races and candidates.

Voters can enter their home address to see customized candidate details — enabling informed decisions at the polls.

Retired English professor Karen Jill DeVinney, real estate agent Margie Ellis, and librarian Suzi Rumohr are running for the District 3 seat after Paul Meltzer—who decided not to run—vacated the position; early voting starts Tuesday, April 22 and election day is May 3 with polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The Denton Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended denying a rezoning request for the Denton 195 development near I-35W and Corbin Road after residents raised concerns about inadequate infrastructure and flood risks at an April 9 hearing.

The decision now moves to City Council on May 6—approval will require six of seven votes for the change to take effect.

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.

Youth Symphony of Denton Year End Concert

2:30-4:30 p.m. — Ryan High School Fine Arts Center — Ticket details available — Experience the culmination of youth orchestra talent in a vibrant musical performance.