Wednesday, October 7, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Clem Steps Into Benbrook’s Place 4 Council Race.
The race for Benbrook City Council Place 4 now has a challenger.
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Benbrook City Council Election Draws New Challengers.
Benbrook’s November election is still a few months away, but the races for City Council are beginning to get interesting.
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Community Rallies to Say Goodbye to Benbrook’s Iconic Robot Park.
For generations of Benbrook families, the robot at Robot Park inside Dutch Branch Park has been more than playground equipment. It has been a rite of passage, a backdrop for family photos, and a shared memory passed from parents to kids.
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Benbrook City Council Reviews Fees, Finances, and Future Planning in November Meeting.
Benbrook’s City Council gathered on November 6 for a whole evening of decisions that shaped everything from emergency service fees to long-term city planning. Mayor Jason Ward opened the meeting at 7 p.m., joined by all council members and senior city staff.
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Benbrook City Council Declares Surplus Ambulances, Approves Employee Insurance Renewals.
The Benbrook City Council met on October 16, 2025, to cover a full agenda of city updates and approvals. Mayor Jason Ward led the meeting, joined by council members and key city staff.
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Benbrook City Council Approves Police Vehicle Purchase and Celebrates Heritage Fest Success.
The Benbrook City Council met on October 2, 2025, for a brief but productive session led by Mayor Jason Ward. All council members were present, including Renee Franklin, Larry Marshall, Dustin Phillips, Gary Addison, Laura Mackey, and Keith Tiner.
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Residents Rally to Preserve Benbrook’s Robot and Castle Park History.
As demolition plans move forward for Robot Park and Castle Park to make way for a new, modernized version of both parks, many Benbrook residents are speaking up, hoping to preserve parts of the parks that have meant a lot to generations of families.