Kris Cox will run against Sunny Busby for the Place 1 seat on Denton City Council in December.

According to a Nov. 10 city announcement, Cox secured the spot on the runoff ballot after final unofficial election results came in.

What happened? After the Nov. 3 election, unofficial results from Nov. 4 showed Busby earned the most overall votes, Cox and Michael Herron were tied for second place and Ward Franz secured the fourth-most votes for the District 1 seat.

Outstanding ballots by mail and provisional ballots needed to be counted yet by the Denton County Elections Administration to possibly serve as a tie-breaker since three candidates cannot be on a runoff ballot, Community Impact previously reported.

According to the updated unofficial results the city provided, the vote counts show:

• Busby earned 3,196 votes, or 42.76%

• Cox secured 1,551 votes, or 20.75%

• Herron received 1,550 votes, or 20.74%

• Franz earned 1,178 votes, or 15.76%

This article is based on a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations filing. Community Impact will update this story when more information is available.

Alliance Driveaway Solutions, which currently operates on a lot in Denton, is expanding into a permanent building near Denton Enterprise Airport.

The details: Alliance Driveaway Solutions offers vehicle relocation services that include moving a variety of large vehicle models from a client's pick-up location to their destination, according to its website.

The $3.5 million space will be constructed in metal and used for stacking trucks. It will also include a business office, restrooms and a conference room, according to the filing.

• 1704 Westcourt Road, Denton

The third and final Friday the 13th in 2026 will fall in November. There will not be three Friday the 13ths in a single year again until 2037.

Check out these 12 Denton tattoo shops, listed alphabetically, offering flash tattoos and specials Nov. 13. Prices and offerings are subject to change as artists have yet to release their Nov. 13 flash sheets.

Black Locust Studio

Black Locust’s last Friday the 13th flash sale featured killer clowns, a rabbit in a hat and traditional symbols of good and bad luck. The tattoo artists and nail techs publicly support inclusivity and body positivity.

• Starting at $50

• 809 N. Locust St., Denton

• 11 a.m.-8 p.m.

• www.instagram.com/blacklocust.studio

The Texas Department of Transportation’s 10-year transportation plan will invest more than $138 billion in road projects throughout the state, including Collin, Denton and Tarrant counties.

A closer look: The Texas Transportation Commission approved the 2027 Unified Transportation Program, or UTP, funding, which includes $95 billion for projects across the state and $43 billion for development and routine maintenance. The investment is expected to improve safety, reduce congestion and strengthen the supply chain, according to a news release.

Collin County: Most of the new work approved in Collin County will be on or near US 380.

The Dallas District already began construction on the first phase of a new 30-mile US 380 freeway system in Collin County.

Denton County: The Denton County portion of the work will focus mainly on I-35W, though some work will also happen in Northlake and Prosper.