The city of Denton could be on its way to decriminalizing small amounts of marijuana possession. The city would join other North Texas communities looking to ease enforcement of simple marijuana ...

Denton city leaders on Tuesday discussed decriminalizing misdemeanor possession of marijuana but only two council members appeared ready to move forward with the idea. Already, Denton's policy on ...

DENTON, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) — There are signs popping up all over Denton reading "Vote For Prop B" as election day nears. Prop B would ban Denton police from arresting people for and throw out ...

Some were sitting at the park. Others were driving too fast. Several were the result of suspicious calls and officer-initiated contacts. Since the marijuana decriminalization ordinance passed on Nov.

Advocates in Denton have launched a petition drive to decriminalize cannabis. Decriminalize Denton and other groups are gathering signatures in support of ending citations and arrests for misdemeanor ...

DENTON, Texas — As soon as early voting results were released on Tuesday night, all signs pointed to Proposition B passing in the City of Denton. The proposition will end citations and arrests for ...

DENTON, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) — The Denton city council voted on Tuesday, July 19 to put an initiative to decriminalize marijuana on the ballot this November. The move comes after months of campaigning ...

After Denton officials told residents they didn’t plan to fully enforce an ordinance voters passed on Nov. 8 that would essentially decriminalize small amounts of marijuana, they got a memo from one ...

In November, 72% of Denton voters approved Proposition B. It stops police from making arrests or citations for misdemeanor marijuana charges and from using the smell of cannabis alone to justify ...

Texas court data show the number of misdemeanor marijuana cases filed in 2019 in Denton County after a state marijuana law change dropped precipitously in Denton County — but a spokesperson for the ...

Some were sitting at the park. Others were driving too fast. Several were the result of suspicious calls and officer-initiated contacts. Since the marijuana decriminalization ordinance passed on Nov.