Monday, June 29, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Lake Shore Drive Low Water Crossing Closed Due to Heavy Rains.
Benbrook residents, take note! This week and the weekend’s heavy rainfall have led to the closure of the low-water crossing on Lake Shore Drive.
Freedom Church Invites Kids on “Safari to Faith” Adventure This Summer.
With summer break officially underway, Freedom Church is preparing to turn three evenings in June into a safari-themed adventure for local kids.
Western Hills High School Names Alzubi as New Principal.
Editor’s Update: On May 26, Fort Worth ISD released a statement saying the district had become aware of past social media posts connected to Shayma Alzubi, a finalist for a principal position. According to FWISD, the candidate has been reassigned pending the outcome of an investigation into whether the posts align with district social…
Benbrook Orchestra Students Bring Home State Medals.
It was a big day for the Benbrook Middle-High School orchestra program as several students returned from state competition with top honors and medals.
Live Music and Burgers on the Menu at JD’s Tonight.
A good burger and live music are hard to beat on a Monday night, and that’s exactly what’s planned this evening at JD’s Hamburgers.
BASIS Charter Schools to Highlight Class of 2026 College Acceptances.
As graduation season continues across North Texas, BASIS Charter Schools is inviting families to take a closer look at where its Class of 2026 seniors are headed next.
One Nation, Many Sacrifices.
Memorial Day is more than the start of summer. It is a day to remember the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country and in protecting the freedoms we enjoy every day.
Margie’s Italian Gardens Expands Hours.
Weekend dinner plans just got a little easier for Fort Worth and surrounding residents in Benbrook and Aledo craving classic Italian comfort food.
Benbrook Hiring Police Communications Specialists.
For the people who stay calm when everyone else is panicking, the City of Benbrook is looking to add more voices behind the headset.
FWISD Parents and Teachers Voice Concerns as School Year Ends.
As the Fort Worth Independent School District closes out another turbulent school year under the state-appointed TEA board, many parents and teachers say the uncertainty about the district’s future is only growing louder.
