Thursday, July 2, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Local Artist Transforms Benbrook Antique Mall with Stunning Halloween Mural.
Benbrook residents are getting into the Halloween spirit thanks to a new window mural that’s stopping people in their tracks.
Fort Worth ISD Takeover Sparks Heated Debate Among Parents and Community.
The Texas Education Agency’s decision to assume control of the Fort Worth Independent School District has ignited a wave of debate among parents, educators, and community members across the city.
Benbrook Wendy’s Quietly Ends Breakfast Service.
If you’ve been craving a breakfast sandwich or Frosty-ccino from the Benbrook Wendy’s, you’re out of luck. Residents recently noticed the restaurant has stopped serving breakfast altogether.
Talk About the Town: Benbrook’s B’s Barber Shop Brings Style and Community Together.
Talk About the Town Tuesdays is back, and this week’s spotlight shines on a local favorite—B’s Barber Shop in Benbrook.
Potter Calls for Steady Leadership and Responsible Growth in Benbrook.
In a season of heated local debates over development and floodplain concerns, Benbrook City Council candidate Cameron Potter is taking a balanced stance—one rooted in stewardship rather than sweeping change.
Western Hills Cougars Look to Bounce Back After Tough Loss to Springtown.
It was a long night on the road for the Western Hills Cougars as they fell 62–0 to the Springtown Porcupines on Thursday. Facing one of the top-ranked teams in Texas high school football, the Cougars found themselves outmatched from start to finish.
Benbrook Residents Call for Change as City Election Nears.
Tension is rising in Benbrook as residents voice concerns about city leadership, growth, and transparency ahead of the upcoming election.
Benbrook Bobcat Band Marches to Victory at UIL Region Competition.
The Benbrook Middle-High School Marching Band hit all the right notes last week, earning straight 1’s at the UIL Region contest in Godley and securing a well-deserved spot at Area.
Early Morning Construction Noise Sparks Frustration in Trinity Estates.
Residents of Benbrook’s Trinity Estates community woke to an unwelcome alarm this week when heavy construction equipment reportedly started up around 5 a.m., far earlier than city regulations allow. The disturbance, which some residents said was loud enough to rattle windows and kick up clouds of dust, quickly became a hot topic among neighbors…
Benbrook Parents Push to Bring Back Old-School Trick-or-Treating.
This Halloween, a group of Benbrook parents is rallying neighbors to keep the tradition of local trick-or-treating alive. Instead of families scattering to big city events across Fort Worth, they are encouraging residents to make Benbrook’s streets the go-to destination for costumed fun.
