Wednesday, August 12, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
FWISD Teacher Resignations Raise Questions Over Changing Job Demands.
A group of Fort Worth ISD teachers could face professional consequences for leaving the district after their resignation deadline. But one local education advocate says the story may be more complicated than teachers simply walking away from their contracts.
Fort Worth Moves Toward Pause on New Data Centers.
Fort Worth is pumping the brakes on new data centers while city leaders take a closer look at what the rapidly growing industry could mean for the electric grid, water supply, and surrounding neighborhoods.
Benbrook Nail Bar Hiring Receptionist.
If you’re friendly, dependable, and comfortable keeping things moving at the front desk, a local Benbrook business is looking for you.
A Week of Play at Com’on Play Kids.
For Benbrook families looking to keep little ones busy this week, Com’on Play Kids has a mix of open play and special activities on the calendar.
J5 Plumbing Offers Back-to-School Savings.
Back-to-school season means getting routines back in order, and local business J5 Plumbing, LLC is extending that reset to the home.
Talk About the Town: A Clearer Path to Better Health.
“Talk About the Town Tuesdays” is back in Benbrook with another conversation featuring a local business owner.
Can You Legally Drive a Golf Cart Around Benbrook?
With school just around the corner and Texas heat making even a short walk feel long, a question recently popped up among Benbrook residents: Can you drive a golf cart through local neighborhoods?
Help Shape the Future of the Nature Center.
If the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge is part of your family’s outdoor routine, now is the time to have a say in what comes next.
First Day Back to School Brings Traffic Gridlock to South Benbrook.
School is back, and so is a familiar headache for families on Benbrook’s fast-growing south side: traffic.
Data Center Decisions Head to Fort Worth City Hall Tuesday.
Fort Worth City Council will consider three major data center items Tuesday, Aug. 11, and the 2871 Community Coalition is urging residents to show up and speak up.
