
Long before today’s Benbrook took shape, there were family homes, dirt roads, an old post office and places that generations of residents once knew well.

A North Texas real estate investigation tied to Benbrook is growing as more court filings, inspection reports, and bankruptcy records come to light.

The school day began with a moment of remembrance at Western Hills High School as the Cougar Pride Alliance honored the lives lost on September 11, 2001.

Twenty-five years later, September 11 still carries a weight time cannot erase.

A proposed Benbrook development is expected to become part of a widening North Texas real estate investigation centered on builder and developer Corey Waldrop.

A year ago, Benbrook celebrated Carlyle Hayes’s century mark. Somehow, another birthday has already arrived.

Western Hills High School’s JROTC is preparing to honor those lost on Sept. 11, and the Cougar Pride Alliance is looking for a retired military alumnus willing to lend a hand.

A 3 a.m. idea eventually became part of the identity of a Benbrook business.

It is not every day that eight engines and one of the U.S. military’s most recognizable aircraft arrive on the flight line in Fort Worth.

Labor Day is a chance to recognize the people whose hard work keeps our communities moving.