Monday, August 10, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Bomb Threat Reported at Benbrook Walmart.
An early Sunday morning bomb threat prompted a response from emergency personnel at the Benbrook Walmart before the scene was cleared about an hour later.
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Benbrook Walmart Pickup Delays Frustrate Some Shoppers.
A few Benbrook Walmart customers are reporting delays with grocery pickup orders after some orders scheduled for Sunday weren’t ready on time.
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Girl Scout Cookies Are Back at Benbrook Walmart Today.
If your cookie stash has been running low, today is your day. Girl Scout Troop 2455 has set up shop at the Benbrook Walmart and will be selling everyone’s favorite cookies from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Benbrook Walmart Lends a Hand to Local Student Blanket Drive.
A small act of kindness is making a big difference for shelter animals in Benbrook.
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Benbrook Walmart Brings Back Cashiers After Self-Checkout Struggles.
Benbrook shoppers are talking after local Walmarts began reintroducing staffed checkout lanes, a move many see as a return to basics after years of relying on self-checkout systems.
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Benbrook Walmart Adds EV Charging Stations.
Shoppers at the Benbrook Walmart may have noticed a mysterious fenced-off section of the parking lot in recent weeks.
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Benbrook Walmart Offers Clearance Finds Ahead of the Holidays.
Shoppers in Benbrook can find deals at Walmart as the store clears out inventory and preps for the holiday season. Clearance items include garden soil, hose sprayers, and more, with new holiday merchandise arriving soon.
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New Development Behind Benbrook Walmart on Hold.
If you’ve noticed land being cleared behind Walmart off Vista Way, you’re not alone.
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What’s Going Up in the Benbrook Walmart Lot?
Benbrook residents have been buzzing about the fenced-off construction in the Walmart parking lot, and while no official signs have gone up yet, the most likely answer points to electric vehicle charging stations.
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Benbrook Lions Club Hosts Community Food Drive at Walmart.
The Benbrook Lions Club, a service organization that has been part of the city since 1953, is spending today focused on a simple goal: helping neighbors who are struggling to keep food on the table.