Wednesday, October 21, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Benbrook Council Candidates Outline Residents First Platform.
Putting residents first is the central message behind a newly shared campaign platform from Benbrook City Council candidates Greg Clem and Whitney Hughes.
loanDepot Offers Down Payment Assistance for Homebuyers.
Saving enough for a down payment can be one of the biggest hurdles to buying a home. But for some Benbrook-area residents, another option may be worth exploring.
Residents Clash Over Flooding, Development and City Leadership.
A conversation with two Benbrook City Council candidates has stirred debate among residents over flooding concerns, neighborhood development, and the direction of city leadership.
Benbrook Chamber Thanks HighRidge Church for Business Rally Support.
The 2026 Good to Be Benbrook Business Rally may be over, but the Benbrook Area Chamber of Commerce is still making the rounds to thank those who helped make it happen.
Benbrook Candidates Ask Residents About Public Safety.
What does Benbrook need to do better to keep residents safe and prepared?
Stone’s Throw Farm Co. Could Win $10,000.
A few clicks could help bring $10,000 to a local organization doing meaningful work.
Medicare Help Available Weekly at Benbrook Walgreens.
Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period is coming up, and Benbrook residents with questions about their 2027 coverage can get local, in-person help.
Trash Contract, Police Vehicles on Benbrook Council Agenda.
A new solid waste and recycling contract was among the biggest items before the Benbrook City Council when members met Thursday night at City Hall.
Benbrook Planning and Zoning Takes Up Gas Station, Data Center Rules.
A proposed gas station on nearly 80 acres along Loop 820 and new rules for data centers are on the table when the Benbrook Planning and Zoning Commission meets Thursday night.
Benbrook Candidates Ask Where City Money Should Go.
How should Benbrook spend its money, and what should get the most attention?
