Argyle News

Deputy Fire Chief Kenneth Hedges said maintenance work on a staircase started a small fire inside a wall shortly before noon Monday.

Argyle's second Little Free Library, "Take a Book-Leave a Book," was recently established outside Edward Jones Investments, 100 Country Club Road, Suite 100.

The Argyle school board voted five to one to have their superintendent start drafting a police to have select staff members carry guns.

The Denton County fire marshal is investigating a two-alarm fire after it burned a two-story home to the ground in the 10000 block of Hilltop Road on Wednesday morning, officials said.

Employees at a local grocery store on Sunday night kept close watch on two men who attempted to steal more than $700 in merchandise, according to a police report.

A 38-year-old man was charged with public intoxication and child abandonment or child endangerment shortly after midnight Thursday, police said.

Saved from slaughter. Dakotah is a pet- old ankle injury so no riding. Very kind and gentle.

A woman walked into a fast-food restaurant in the 11600 block of U.S. Highway 380 on Thursday and took a bank bag containing money from a cash drawer, according to a Denton County Sheriff's Office report.

WARMER TODAY, BUT STILL COOL - Unseasonably cool temperatures are expected to stick around for the next few days, although it is expected to be warmer than yesterday when the temperature stayed in the mid-40s throughout the day.

According to reports, the victim, a 22-year-old woman, told police her ex-boyfriend came to her apartment in a "jealous rage" and broke down her bedroom door because he thought someone was inside the room.

Denton police responded to an emergency room at a local hospital to take a report of a stabbing at about 1 a.m. Sunday.

A children's ballgame in the 200 block of West Windsor Drive was stopped after an argument got out of hand Thursday night, according to Denton police.