Monday, September 21, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Drivers Reminded to Stop for School Buses on Williams Road.
Morning traffic on Williams Road in Benbrook has sparked growing frustration among parents and residents, who say that too many drivers are ignoring one of the most basic—and important—traffic laws: stopping for school buses.
Recent Email Raises Questions About City Ties to Trinity Estates Developer.
A newly released email has added fuel to the fire in the debate over Benbrook’s Trinity Estates development.
Residents Say Floodplain Dust Crisis Demands Action In Upcoming Election.
South Benbrook residents are raising their voices louder than ever, calling out city leaders for failing to enforce ordinances against ongoing dust pollution from the Trinity Estates development.
Where to Donate Food and Frozen Goods.
A Benbrook resident recently asked if the YMCA’s food pantry accepts frozen items, sparking a helpful exchange across the community.
Free Laundry Help Available Through Laundry Love Fort Worth.
For many families, the rising cost of everyday essentials makes something as simple as doing laundry a real burden. That is where Laundry Love Fort Worth steps in, turning laundromats into places of relief, dignity, and community.
Black Rifle Coffee Hosts Benbrook Candidate Meet-Up.
Benbrook residents have the opportunity to enjoy coffee and discuss local issues with three city council candidates face-to-face.
Sandlin Homes Scrambles as TCEQ Eyes South Benbrook Floodplain Concerns.
For more than a year, residents of South Benbrook have raised concerns about Sandlin Homes’ handling of Trinity Estates, particularly the untested fill dirt that has spilled into the Trinity River.
Growing Together: Family Fun in the Garden.
Benbrook-area families are invited to step outside and dig into something different this weekend at the Ridglea Giving Garden.
Western Hills Choir Hits High Notes at All-State Auditions.
Western Hills High School took center stage last week as it hosted the first round of FWISD All-State Choir auditions.
Western Hills Class of ’75 Marks 50 Years with Heartfelt Reunion.
The Western Hills High School Class of 1975 returned to their alma mater last Saturday to celebrate a milestone 50th reunion.
