Monday, May 25, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Fort Worth Reflects on a Year of Growth.
As Fort Worth gears up for the iconic 2025 Stock Show & Rodeo, the city looks back on a transformative year.
Fort Worth Takes Key Steps Toward EMS Transition.
Fort Worth’s transition of ambulance services from MedStar Mobile Healthcare to the Fort Worth Fire Department advanced during the Dec. 10 city council meeting, marking a significant overhaul of the city’s emergency medical services (EMS).
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.
Tarrant County Residents Fight Concrete Plant Amid Calls for Legislative Reform.
Residents of Rendon, a small community in Tarrant County, are rallying against J7 Ready Mix’s construction of a concrete batch plant.
A New Year’s Escape Into Nature.
Kickstart your New Year’s goals at the Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge, a 3,700-acre haven of oak forests, wetlands, and prairies nestled between Eagle Mountain Lake and Lake Worth.
North Texas to Face Snow and Subfreezing Temps in Early January.
According to the National Weather Service’s recent outlook, North Texas is preparing for snow and subfreezing temperatures as early as Jan. 7-13, 2025.
JunkGuys Secures $35,000 Junk Removal Contract in Benbrook.
The JunkGuys team is closing out the year with big news: they’ve landed a major $35,000 junk removal contract in Benbrook, Texas.
Is Fort Worth’s Film Industry at Risk as Lawmakers Debate Incentive Funding?
As Texas lawmakers prepare for the upcoming legislative session on January 14, the future of the Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program (TMIIIP) hangs in the balance, with potential consequences for Fort Worth, and especially communities like Benbrook.
New Tex-Mex Hot Spot Opens in Benbrook.
Benbrook, are you ready for your next Tex-Mex craving? 🎉 🌮 Then get ready to spice up your dining scene by visiting Don Melquias Mexican Restaurant.
Rep. Kay Granger Addresses Health Concerns.
Rep. Kay Granger (R-Texas) has revealed ongoing health challenges that have made frequent travel to Washington, D.C., difficult, but her office denies claims that she resides in a memory care facility.
