Wednesday, October 21, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
When Your Back Finally Speaks Up.
Most people do not think much about their back until it forces them to.
Questions Continue Around Benbrook Dollar General Closures.
Benbrook residents are trying to figure out what is happening with the Dollar General store on Benbrook Boulevard after multiple shoppers recently reported finding the doors locked during normal business hours.
Serenity View Opens Its Doors With Heartfelt Ribbon-Cutting Celebration.
There are ribbon cuttings, and then there are moments that genuinely leave an impression.
Willow Park Safety Event Brings Hands-On Lessons for Families.
As summer activities ramp up across North Texas, Texas Health Neighborhood Care & Wellness Willow Park is inviting families to spend a Saturday morning learning how to stay safe both at home and outdoors.
Benbrook Tea Shop Highlights Herbal Blend for Stomach Relief.
A local tea favorite in Benbrook is getting plenty of attention lately for a blend customers say feels like “a hug for your belly.”
FWISD Shares Summer Gun Safety Reminder With Families.
As students head into summer break, Fort Worth ISD is encouraging families to think beyond sunscreen and swimming pools and have an important conversation about firearm safety at home.
Rising Health Insurance Costs Hit Home for Region 11 School Families.
As teachers and school employees across the Region 11 Education Service Center review benefits for the 2026–2027 school year, many are doing a double-take at the cost of family health coverage.
Community Rallies Around Officer After Devastating Medical Emergency.
What started as a normal overnight shift quickly turned into a life-changing emergency for Burleson Police Officer Cameron Wood and his family.
Keehan Dermatology Hosting Open House in Far Southwest Fort Worth.
A new neighbor in the 76126 area is inviting the community to stop by, ask questions, and learn a little more about skincare and wellness.
Western Hills Seniors Celebrate Big College Decisions and Bright Futures.
Last Wednesday felt a little different inside Western Hills High School.
