Midlake’s A Bridge to Far Is a Cosmic Walk Through Hope and Humility
Eric Pulido takes us on a track-by-track journey through the Denton band’s new album of reflection and earthy storytelling.
Eric Pulido takes us on a track-by-track journey through the Denton band’s new album of reflection and earthy storytelling.
Jeremy and Katelyn Sons say the proposed Outer Loop threatens a vanishing rural habitat.
Denton, the official Halloween Capital of Texas, celebrates October with 300+ spooky events and endless eerie surprises.
This year’s lineup of parties, costume contests and festivals is scary good.
Digital projection? Boring. Film projection? Elevated, classy and superior.
Denton is getting two H-E-B stores; one started construction this year, and the other is slated to start in 2026.
From surreal canvases to blacklight woodwork, meet the artists bringing the Denton festival to life.
Denton folk-rock band weaves their local spirit into a timeless new chapter with A Bridge to Far.
Despite the band’s name, they assure us that they are here to stay.
Which House? Witch House? Gone House. Denton loses another iconic music space.
Almost five years since releasing their self-titled LP, Magic of the Sale aims to propel Teethe to headliner status.
The legendary soul musician and frontman of The Family Stone died today.
The acclaimed Denton folk-rock band glances back at its third album, which turns 15, as it readies a vinyl re-release.
Witchcraft has made its way back to Denton with a community of occult practitioners and mystics.
Jason Lee Van Dyke sat at a table next to his defense lawyer in a Denton County courtroom, listening as an attorney for the Texas State Bar spoke about how fearful she was when she received his email message threatening her life. At 38, Van Dyke is stocky like a…
Dentonite Deanna Smith, 24, more than held her own against some of the best tattoo artists in the country on this season of Ink Master.
Richard Haskins may be the most loved and most hated musician in Denton. Now, his life-as-performance-art lifestyle may result in prison time.
The story revisits a federal drug case in which a judge concluded that information used to obtain a search warrant had been fabricated.