Good morning, Denton.

The renovated Texas Fine Arts Theatre will reopen in September with films in Denton Square and two live shows scheduled later this year; Rufus Wainwright will perform on Nov.

15 and Why? will tour with their new album in December. Tickets are on sale now.

About 68,000 job seekers gathered at Globe Life Field on Thursday for the North Texas Job Fair, where 670 employers from fields like medicine, finance & technology offered opportunities.

Many attendees traveled long distances hoping that face-to-face meetings would help them bypass AI-based screening.

Texas Woman’s University and Girl Scouts Northeast Texas have partnered to guarantee enrollment for Gold Award winners and boost leadership opportunities for young women in the area.

The University of North Texas will launch its new Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence program this fall to equip students with core skills in computing and interdisciplinary courses (including four new degree-specific classes) that meet industry demand.

Faculty expect strong student interest once enrollment opens.

Texas shoppers can save on select school supplies under $100 during the tax-free weekend that runs from today through Sunday—efforts aimed at easing costs for working families and teachers ahead of the new school year.

Houston lawmakers plan to extend this relief in the upcoming legislative session.

Denton Animal Services is hosting a groundbreaking ceremony for its Linda McNatt Animal Care and Adoption Center expansion on Wednesday, Aug.

12 at 9 a.m. at 3717 N. Elm St (the project, approved on May 19 and funded by a 2023 bond, will occur in three phases).

Local retailers and restaurants should check their fresh jalapeños as the CDC issued a recall for peppers grown in Sinaloa — linked to salmonella cases in many states including Texas.

Chipotle halted use, and buyers are urged to verify if the peppers come from Coast Citrus and disinfect surfaces.