Thursday, June 25, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
A Sweet Start for Westpark’s Youngest Wildcats.
Starting school for the first time can feel like a big leap for little feet, but Westpark Elementary is making that step a little sweeter.
Popsicles, Play, and New Beginnings for Westpark Littles.
If you’ve got a Pre-K or Kindergarten student heading to Westpark Elementary this year, mark your calendar for a sweet start to the school year.
FWISD Org Chart Drops After Residency Concerns Spark Curiosity.
It seems the Fort Worth ISD’s long-anticipated organizational chart has finally surfaced, just days after local watchdogs publicly questioned its whereabouts. Timing aside, the newly released chart answers some questions but also raises a few eyebrows.
Residents Brace for 377 Slowdown Due to Lane Closures.
If you’ve tried to drive down 377 South lately and noticed a mess brewing near Arby’s, you’re not imagining it. Starting August 8, the right lane on 377 South will be closed for an estimated 4 to 6 weeks. And yes, it’s likely to throw a wrench in your daily commute.
Benbrook Steps Up for Students with Back-to-School Drive.
As the new school year creeps closer, the Benbrook Business Exchange is calling on the community to make sure every student at Western Hills Primary starts the year with confidence, and clean socks.
Benbrook Chamber of Commerce Office Taking a Quick Break.
Life gets busy, even for the folks running things behind the scenes.
Block the Sidewalk, Break the Law.
Let’s clear something up, Benbrook. If your car is hanging over the sidewalk, even if it’s parked in your own driveway, you’re breaking the law.
Benbrook Library Helps Teachers Start the School Year Strong.
As classrooms fill back up and lesson plans come to life, the Benbrook Public Library is giving local teachers a helpful boost right when it counts.
Are Car Fires on the Rise or Just More Visible?
You’ve probably seen the reports and social posts about car fires, and it might feel like they’re a new epidemic.
Churches in Texas May Soon Speak Up Politically (and Some Already Are).
Big changes could be on the horizon for Texas churches, sparking conversation already.
