Wednesday, October 7, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
September Hair Special at Salons of Volterra.
Thinking about a fresh look for fall? Benbrook-area hairstylist Lauren is offering new clients a little extra incentive this September.
Trinity Bankruptcy Deepens Waldrop Investigation.
What had long been a series of separate construction disputes eventually converged in federal bankruptcy court.
Cabot Stain Savings at Benbrook Ace.
A little maintenance now can help keep a backyard deck looking good through plenty of Texas weather, and Benbrook homeowners can save on the supplies to get it done.
Signal Issue Snarls Traffic at 377 and Mercedes.
A malfunctioning traffic signal at U.S. 377 and Mercedes Street caused delays Monday morning, leaving some drivers waiting nearly 10 minutes.
Waldrop Investigation Moves From Civil Disputes to Criminal Case.
After years of lawsuits, liens and construction disputes surrounding Corey Waldrop and Trinity Design & Build, Part 3B of investigative writer Zee Wilcox’s series follows the point where law enforcement began tracing the money.
FWISD Community Survey Closes September 15th.
Fort Worth ISD families have one more day to weigh in on what the district should expect from its students, superintendent, and leadership.
Benbrook Council Candidates Host Community Meet-and-Greet.
Benbrook voters will have a chance to meet two City Council candidates face to face before heading to the polls.
Protecting the People You Love.
We spend a lot of time thinking about saving for retirement and growing our money. But Benbrook financial professional Leslie Cowdrey says there’s another piece families shouldn’t overlook: protecting the people who depend on us.
Carla Walker’s Legacy Could Help Solve Cold Cases.
More than 50 years after Carla Walker was murdered near Benbrook Lake, her name could soon help other families searching for answers.
Benbrook Library Wants Your Input.
The Benbrook Public Library is asking local families to help shape what more inclusive programming could look like.
