Wednesday, October 21, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
West Fort Worth Gets Jobs, Hope, and a Fresh Start.
Something pretty exciting is happening at Cherry Lane and I-30 in West Fort Worth.
FWISD Leadership Wants the Paycheck, But Not the Zip Code.
Something doesn’t add up in Fort Worth ISD, per FWISD Watchdog. While families are told to rally around the slogan “One Fort Worth ISD,” some of the district’s top leaders are doing everything but showing up for the communities they claim to serve.
Treasure or Trash? Find Out This Week in Benbrook.
If you’ve got old coins, vintage jewelry, or that mystery box in the attic you’ve been meaning to sort through, this is your week.
Tarrant County Judge Seeks Second Term.
Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare is officially running for re-election, launching his bid with a reported $400,000 in campaign funds.
Benbrook Youth Baseball and Softball Offers Midweek Registration Deal.
If you’ve been thinking about signing your kid up for Benbrook Youth Baseball and Softball, now’s the time to jump on it.
Residents Find Better Insurance Rates with Local Independent Agent.
Sorting out home and auto insurance can be a hassle, but one Benbrook resident found a smoother path thanks to Jennifer Duvall at Duvall Insurance Agency.
AC Out? Here’s How To Beat the Heat.
When the air conditioner quits in the middle of a Texas summer night, panic can set in fast.
Students Can Head Back to School in Style.
Summer may be fading fast, but Sunkissed Collective is making sure school spirit stays bright.
Tips on Fast-Tracking Teen Driver’s Licenses to Avoid Long Lines.
Getting your teen their driver’s license should feel like a milestone, not a maze. However, for many Benbrook families, the path from driving school to obtaining an official license feels anything but straightforward.
Free Sprinkler Check That Might Save You Money and Water.
Let’s be honest. Anything labeled “free” can sound like a sales pitch in disguise. That’s why one Benbrook resident was pleasantly surprised when a no-cost sprinkler evaluation turned out to be the real deal.
