Sunday, September 20, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Fort Worth ISD Announces July Hiring Fairs for Teachers.
If you’re looking to start or continue a career in education, Fort Worth ISD has several opportunities to meet campus leaders and explore teaching positions this month.
TCU Men’s Basketball Gives Fans an Early Look at Team 116.
Basketball season may still be months away, but the next chapter of TCU Men’s Basketball is already taking shape.
Abbott pushes to block AI data centers in rural Texas neighborhoods.
Gov. Greg Abbott is calling for a ban on new AI data centers in rural Texas neighborhoods, citing residents’ concerns about water use, power demand, and impacts on nearby communities.
Westpark PTA Seeks Volunteers to Keep Student Programs Thriving.
Westpark Elementary PTA is looking for parents and community members who want to make a difference without a major time commitment.
FWISD Listening Session Draws Passionate Community Feedback at Paschal High.
Parents, teachers, staff, and community members spent more than two hours sharing ideas and concerns during a recent Fort Worth ISD Board of Managers Summer Listening Session at Paschal High School.
Rolling Hills Elementary Spirit Store Is Open Through July 12.
Back-to-school shopping just got a little more spirited.
Western Hills Welcomes Coach Castillo to the Football and Baseball Staff.
Western Hills High School is adding another new face to its athletics program with the arrival of Coach Alex Castillo as assistant football and baseball coach.
Benbrook Middle-High School to Host Back-to-School Enrollment Events.
Back-to-school season is just around the corner, and Benbrook Middle-High School is making it easier for families to get ready for the new school year.
Benbrook Library’s Star Party Brings the Night Sky to Life.
The night sky took center stage last week as families gathered for the Benbrook Public Library’s Family Star Party.
Fort Worth Seeks Final Public Input on Proposed Data Center Rules.
The window for public input on Fort Worth’s proposed data center regulations is quickly closing, and community members still have an opportunity to weigh in before city leaders take action.
