Legally Blind North Texas Teen Receives $10K Glasses That Let Her SeeA crowdfunding campaign raised enough money for the eSight glasses and Tuesday, Shea Busby's friend, who is also legally blind, surprised her with the glasses.
Crews Battle Fire At Recycling Yard In East DentonCrews battled a large fire at a recycling yard in east Denton near 380 and Trinity Road. Firefighters also battled the Texas heat and a water shortage.
$10K Glasses Could Help Legally Blind North Texas Teen SeeA rare eye disease caused part of Shea Busby's retina to deteriorate. About a year and a half ago she became legally blind.
Street Closures & Evacuations After Gas Leak In DentonOfficials in Denton closed down streets and evacuated children from a church after a construction crew hit a natural gas line.
Big Rig Crash Snarls Traffic In DentonThere are massive backups on I35W in Denton after a FedEx 18-wheeler crashed.
2 Killed In Head-On Crash On Highway 380 In DentonPolice said the driver of the sedan, who was going westbound on Highway 380, crossed into oncoming traffic and hit the CoServ truck head on.
Autistic UNT Student Creates Card For Police To Accommodate Special Needs StudentsA local college student is finding a way to build better communication between students with special needs and police.
Neighborhood Store In Downtown Denton Doesn't Survive One Year“I think it’s really unfortunate,” says customer Andrew Ashton. “It’s really a great idea. I’d never heard about anything like this because you just heard about the big grocery stores kind of monopolizing everything.”
Accused TWU Student's Killer Says He 'Panicked', Dismembered BodyDay two in the murder trial for Charles Bryant, the man accused of killing 24-year-old Jacqueline Vandagriff focused on plenty of expert testimony.
March For Our Lives: Thousands In North Texas Join Nationwide MovementA movement that grew out of the deadly school shooting in Parkland, Florida is sweeping across the nation, and thousands in North Texas joined in.
Dad Who Fled To Mexico With Son Gets 50 Years For Texas DeathA man convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend at a North Texas business and fleeing to Mexico with their 4-year-old son has been sentenced to 50 years in prison.
