Wednesday, April 15, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Trusted Daycare Picks in Benbrook.
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If you’re searching for a reliable local daycare, fellow Benbrook parents have some solid recommendations.
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FWISD Hiring School Counselors: Your Next Chapter Starts Here.
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If you have a background in education or mental health and are seeking a meaningful career transition, Fort Worth ISD is hiring school counselors.
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Benbrook Children’s Academy Closes.
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Benbrook residents are noticing that the Benbrook Children’s Academy has closed, with a “for sale” sign now posted.
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Students, ‘Your Voice Unleashed’ Week Returns This July.
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Benbrook families, get ready for a summer experience that’s more than just fun—it’s future-focused.
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Bright New Look: Westpark Elementary Unveils Stunning New Mural.
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Benbrook residents, there’s a fresh burst of color waiting for you at Westpark Elementary.
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Last Call to Lace Up: Westpark Elementary’s Running Club Starts.
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Benbrook families, there’s still time to get your student moving with Westpark Elementary’s Running Club. The spring season is already off to a strong start, but registration is open for one final day for any last-minute additions.
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Fort Worth ISD Joins Lawsuit Against Social Media Giants.
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Fort Worth ISD is moving to take legal action against major social media companies, alleging their platforms contribute to a growing mental health crisis among students.
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Free Prostate Cancer Screenings Offered Tomorrow.
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Tarrant County Commissioner Roderick Miles Jr. and former Commissioner Roy Charles Brooks are leading efforts to raise awareness about prostate cancer, a leading cause of death in men, with the 11th annual Prostate Cancer Education and Screening Event.
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Section 504 Advocates Urge Action as Texas Joins Lawsuit Challenging Disability Protections.
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BENBROOK, TX—Families and advocates are rallying in support of students with disabilities as Texas joins a 17-state lawsuit seeking to overturn Section 504 protections in healthcare and human services.
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Flu Cases Surge in Tarrant County, Schools Hit Hard.
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Tarrant County is experiencing a sharp rise in flu cases, with health officials warning that the region may be at the peak of flu season.