
Many Benbrook residents may not realize how local government works or what responsibilities actually fall to the City Council.

Basketball season is officially back in Benbrook, and the excitement is building.

At Happy Heart Academy in Benbrook, every day feels a little brighter. The small, nurturing preschool has quickly become a favorite among local families for its warm community feel, hands-on learning, and focus on helping children thrive through kindness and connection.

Horned Frog fans can snag frightfully good deals this week with TCU Athleticsโ Spooky Week Savings, running Monday, October 27 through Friday, October 31.

As early voting continues, Benbrook City Council candidate Ryan Reagan is calling on residents to view this election as more than just another voteโitโs a chance to take stock of how the city is being led and whether itโs time for a fresh perspective.

Itโs shaping up to be an exciting week at Benbrook Elementary, where students, families, and staff are celebrating school pride with a full lineup of events blending learning, laughter, and community spirit.

Benbrook Middle-High School celebrated a night of school spirit and tradition as seniors Randee Slater and DeShawn Deane were crowned this yearโs Homecoming Queen and King.

When it comes to managing city finances, Benbrook City Council member Keith Tiner has made one priority clear: protect residentsโ wallets while keeping city services strong. Over the past several years, that strategy has paid offโliterally.

The Texas Education Agencyโs 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.

It was a long night on the road for the Western Hills Cougars as they fell 62โ0 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.