Tuesday, April 14, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Get Ready for a Night of Inspiration at FWISD’s 30th Annual Gospel Fest!
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Celebrate the power of music and community at the 30th annual Fort Worth ISD Gospel Fest 2025!
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Tarrant County Hires Veteran Jail Administrator Amid Rising Scrutiny.
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The Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office has appointed a new jail administrator, overseeing operations in a system long criticized for in-custody deaths and mistreatment allegations.
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Fort Worth Honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with Annual Parade and Events.
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Fort Worth will commemorate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with the 40th Annual Greater Fort Worth MLK Holiday Parade and Rally on Monday, January 20, 2025.
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Play Ball: Benbrook Lady Bobcats Release 2025 Softball Schedule.
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The Benbrook Lady Bobcats are ready to hit the diamond, and their 2025 softball season is officially set!
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Teens, Enter to Win a Cozy Book Box from Benbrook Public Library!
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Benbrook Public Library is giving teens the chance to win one of 20 book boxes filled with a book, cozy novelty items, and snacks!
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Fort Worth ISD Report Cards Available Today.
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Attention Fort Worth ISD families: it’s time to check in on your child’s academic progress! Report cards for the latest grading period will be available starting today, Wednesday, January 15.
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Test Your Skills at Benbrook Library’s Jigsaw Puzzle Competition.
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Benbrook residents, gear up for a challenge! The Benbrook Public Library is hosting a Jigsaw Puzzle Competition on Saturday, January 18, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Kathy Ledford Meeting Room.
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Fort Worth Stockyards Celebrates 135 Years of Western Charm.
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Fort Worth’s legendary Stockyards, located at 131 E Exchange Avenue, will celebrate its 135th Anniversary from January 17 to February 9.
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Level Up Your Soccer Skills with Coach Jason Lyons.
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If your young athlete dreams of stepping up their soccer game, Coach Jason Lyons is here to make it happen!
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Car Thefts Rise 4% in Fort Worth Area.
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According to police data, car thefts in Fort Worth increased by 4% from May to October 2024, with 2,837 vehicles stolen compared to 2,725 in 2023.