
Benbrook and Fort Worth residents are invited to gather tonight in a moment of unity and reflection as the City of Fort Worth hosts a candlelight vigil for those impacted by the recent flooding in the Texas Hill Country.

Across Texas, people are tying green ribbons to trees as a way to remember those affected by the recent Hill Country floods.

In the wake of devastating floods that have claimed at least 43 lives and left dozens missing, Texas Governor Greg Abbott has declared Sunday, July 6, 2025, a day of prayer.

A change of plans didn’t stop the Western Hills High School football coaching staff from investing in the season ahead.

Flood data from the U.S. Geological Survey has sparked new debate among Benbrook neighbors about the safety of developing along the Trinity River.

This week, the Champion Mechanical team is placing green ribbons along Highway 377, one for every life lost in the recent floods.

A familiar issue is back on the table in Benbrook.

This week, members of the Cresson Volunteer Fire Department made the trip back home from Marble Falls with heavy hearts and quiet respect.