Saturday, September 12, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Historic Loss as Wildfire Destroys Will Rogers State Historical Park.
A devastating wildfire in Los Angeles has destroyed the Will Rogers State Historical Park, including its iconic 31-room ranch house, stables, and polo field.
Did Critics Miss the Mark on Religious Liberty for Justice Houses?
The Star-Telegram Editorial Board criticized Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker and the City Council for supporting Mercy Culture Church’s plan to build a rehabilitation center for sex trafficking victims, particularly for Parker’s defense of religious liberty rights.
Fort Worth Mourns Loss of First Director of Police Monitor Office.
FORT WORTH, Texas — Kim Neal, the first Director of the Office of Police Monitor in Fort Worth and a trailblazer in promoting police accountability and transparency, died on December 13, 2024, at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, after battling a long-term illness.
USPS Closure on January 9.
The United States Postal Service will be closed today, January 9, to remember the late former President Jimmy Carter.
Fort Worth Photographer Captures Lightning Strike Masterpiece.
Local photographer Brian Luenser has wowed Fort Worth once again with a remarkable image of a single lightning bolt striking downtown.
Ten Commandments Debate Returns to Texas Classrooms.
The Texas legislative session begins Jan. 14, with North Texas lawmakers reigniting a debate over displaying the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms.
Fort Worth Real Estate Icon Joan Trew Passes Away at 92.
Joan Trew, co-founder of Williams Trew Real Estate and a pioneer in Fort Worth’s real estate industry, passed away on December 31 at 92.
Jimmy Carter’s Legacy in Fort Worth.
Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, left an indelible mark on Fort Worth through decades of service that showcased his humility, deep faith, and tireless dedication to helping others.
‘Patch Cafe’ from TV’s Landman to Open as Real Restaurant Near Benbrook.
Benbrook residents are in for a treat with the upcoming opening of a real-life restaurant in west Fort Worth, just a short drive away. The space, previously featured as “Patch Cafe” on the TV series Landman, will soon welcome guests as a full-service Texas-themed eatery. It is set to open later this year.
Vote Now: 2024 Readers’ Choice High School Football Awards!
Hey, Benbrook! Bobcat Nation, it’s time to rally together and make our voices heard!
