Tuesday, September 15, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Odd Sign Points to TV Filming in Benbrook.
Benbrook residents did a double-take this week after a roadside sign hinted at a sudden armadillo problem. The jokes came quickly. Some blamed rats. Others welcomed opossums instead, noting they actually eat ticks, snakes, and yes, even the occasional rat.
Federal Judge Orders Removal of Ten Commandments Displays in Tarrant County Schools.
A recent federal court ruling is sending ripple effects through Tarrant County, as a judge has ordered school districts, including Fort Worth ISD, to remove Ten Commandments displays from classrooms.
Benbrook Equine Community on Alert as EHV-1 Cases Rise Across North Texas.
Benbrook horse owners are keeping a close watch on their barns this week as new cases of EHV-1, a contagious equine herpesvirus, continue to surface across the North Texas barrel racing community. Russell Feed and Supply in Benbrook reached out to customers with a message of support, noting the stress of an outbreak and…
Concerns After Sudden Water Pressure Drop.
A wave of confusion rolled through parts of Benbrook on Monday night as several residents reported sudden drops in water pressure, with some losing access altogether despite no billing issues.
Benbrook Walmart Lends a Hand to Local Student Blanket Drive.
A small act of kindness is making a big difference for shelter animals in Benbrook.
The Unusual Call, Seeking One Large, Hungry Rat Snake.
A Benbrook-area resident has taken a creative turn in the ongoing battle against barn rats.
Benbrook Plumber Rolls Out Year-End Tankless Water Heater Deal.
Benbrook homeowners preparing for the holiday season just received a timely offer.
Texas Moves to Block Two Organizations from Buying Land.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott issued a proclamation on November 18 designating the Muslim Brotherhood and the Council on American-Islamic Relations as foreign terrorist and transnational criminal organizations. The action triggers a series of state-level restrictions intended to limit their activity in Texas.
FWISD Expected to Merge Western Hills Elementary and Western Hills Primary.
A quiet but significant shift may be underway inside Fort Worth ISD.
FWISD Trustees Vote to Challenge State Takeover, Raising Questions for Taxpayers.
The debate over the future of Fort Worth ISD intensified last night as trustees voted 7 to 1 to appeal the Texas Education Agency’s decision to take control of the district. The move sets up a prolonged legal battle, and many residents are already asking how much this challenge will cost taxpayers.
