Wednesday, September 16, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Fort Worth Faces Make Surprise Appearance in Landman Season 2.
A few local residents had a front row view of Hollywood in Fort Worth this week after spotting themselves in the latest episode of Landman Season 2.
Tips on the Best Places for Ready Made Thanksgiving Meals.
As Thanksgiving inches closer, Benbrook residents are comparing notes on where to pick up fully cooked holiday meals.
Special Runoff Set for Senate District 9 on January 31.
Voters in Senate District 9 will return to the polls soon, as the race between Fort Worth Democrat Taylor Rehmet and Southlake Republican Leigh Wambsganss heads to a special runoff on Saturday, January 31, 2026.
Westpark PTA Seeks Angel Tree Donors to Support Local Children.
The Westpark PTA is stepping in once again to brighten the holidays for local families, sponsoring three children through the Benbrook Spirit of Christmas Angel Tree.
Why Driving an Old Car Might Be the Smartest Financial Move You Can Make.
When car prices keep climbing and debt keeps growing, financial freedom can sometimes look a lot less flashy.
Malt Shop Seeks Friendly Fix After Awning Gets an Unexpected Bump.
The Malt Shop in Weatherford is putting out a lighthearted call for a customer named CJ after a minor parking lot mishap left their awning wiggling a little more than usual.
Church Recommendations for Families Seeking a New Home.
A simple request for a friendly, welcoming church in Benbrook sparked one of the most active community conversations of the week.
Holiday Shopping Season Brings a Reminder to Stay Safe During Online Meet-Ups.
As the holiday rush gets underway and online buying and selling picks up, Fort Worth police are urging residents to stay alert when meeting strangers to complete a sale.
Rain vs. Tap: What’s in the Water?
Something’s up with the water in Benbrook. At least, that’s what more than a few residents are starting to think.
Benbrook YMCA Calls on Community to Help Fill Its Angel Tree.
The holiday season is already taking shape at the Benbrook Community YMCA, where this year’s Angel Tree is filled with the names of local children who could use a little extra support.
