Tuesday, September 15, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
New Year, New Financial Focus.
As the new year gets underway, many Benbrook residents are taking a closer look at their goals, budgets, and long-term plans. January often brings a natural reset, making it a smart time to think about financial direction and support.
Former Longhorn Colt McCoy Appointed to State Higher Education Board.
A familiar name in Texas sports is stepping into a new role that reaches well beyond the football field.
Residents Press Council on Robot Park and Public Notice Issues.
The Benbrook City Council met on January 5 for its regular meeting, which was recorded and remains available for public viewing. As part of the meeting, residents were invited to share input on several agenda items before the council moved into a closed work session.
New Benbrook T-Shirts Let Residents Wear Their City Pride.
Benbrook residents have a fresh way to show hometown pride with two new City of Benbrook T-shirt designs now available for purchase.
Egret Season Is Coming and Early Prep Can Save Yards, Roofs, and Trees.
As egret season approaches in North Texas, wildlife officials and longtime residents are encouraging early preparation.
Local Electrician Helps Benbrook Power Projects Safely and Reliably.
From quick fixes to complete upgrades, Walk in the Light Electric of Texas LLC is helping Benbrook homeowners and business owners keep their spaces powered the right way.
State Fair Attendance Drops as Families Push Back on Rising Costs.
The State Fair of Texas is feeling financial pressure after attendance fell by about 400,000 visitors in 2025.
Timbercreek Traffic Debate Shifts From Speed Humps to Stop Signs.
Traffic concerns are bubbling up again in Benbrook neighborhoods, and this time the conversation has turned from speed humps to stop signs.
Salad and Go to Exit Texas and Oklahoma, Closing All North Texas Locations.
Fans of quick, affordable salads across North Texas are about to lose a familiar option.
Growth Brings New Road Risks as Deer Collisions Rise Near Benbrook.
As development continues to push west in Tarrant County, some Benbrook residents are raising concerns about a quieter but growing danger along Ranch to Market Road 2871. Increased traffic tied to new construction near Interstate 20 is colliding with long-established wildlife paths, and the results are becoming hard to ignore. With that growth has…
