Monday, June 29, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Senior Night Turns into Late-Game Battle for Lady Cougars Softball.
Senior Night at Western Hills had all the right pieces early on. A home crowd, six seniors being honored, and a team looking to close things out on a high note.
Bobcat Golf and Track Move On to Next Round of UIL Competition.
Postseason play is picking up for Benbrook’s golf and track teams after a strong showing at district.
A Busy Week Ahead for Benbrook Middle-High School Students and Athletes.
If you’re connected to Benbrook Middle-High School, this week is one of those where everything seems to happen at once.
Overnight I-30 Closures Continue as Bridge Work Moves Forward.
If you drive I-30 at night, the next couple of weeks will come with a few detours.
Major Housing, Courts, and Community Input Set for Next Benbrook Council Meeting.
A range of decisions and discussions is set for Thursday night as the Benbrook City Council gathers at City Hall for its regular meeting.
Free Shred Day Offers Simple Way to Clear Out Old Paperwork.
That stack of old documents sitting in a drawer or box finally has a place to go.
Lady Bobcats Roll on Senior Night, Stay Perfect in District.
Friday night felt like more than just another game at Benbrook Softball Field. It was Senior Night, and the Lady Bobcats made sure it ended the right way for Maddy Davila.
Why Food Trucks Are Hard to Find in Benbrook.
It started as a simple question from a local resident. Why does it feel like food trucks have disappeared from Benbrook, except for the occasional snow cone stand? That question opened the door to a bigger conversation about city rules, community expectations, and what kind of growth residents want to see. Ana Rabicoff Lim,…
Science, Support, and a Full Gym at Westpark Open House.
Westpark’s open house turned into more than a walk-through of student projects. It became a hands-on night that filled the gym with energy and curiosity.
Why a Driver’s License Isn’t Always Enough at Benbrook Library.
It started with a simple frustration. A resident trying to renew a Benbrook library card was told a Texas driver’s license was not enough to prove residency.
