
Texas has improved to No. 4 on WalletHub’s 2025 rankings of the “Best & Worst States to Start a Business,” up from No. 8 last year. The report evaluated all 50 states across 25 metrics, including startup rates, job growth, financing accessibility, and tax rates.

Benbrook is bidding farewell to Fire Chief Tommy Davis, who will retire after an incredible 38 years of service. Known for his dedication, steady leadership, and tireless commitment to community safety, Chief Davis leaves behind a legacy that will inspire generations of firefighters.

The Fort Worth ISD Board will review and vote on a revised five-year strategic plan during its meeting on Tuesday. The plan aims to address long-standing academic stagnation and leadership instability.

At 11:00 a.m. CST, the Biden Administration officially concluded its term, marking the transition of power to Donald J. Trump, who was sworn in as the 47th President of the United States.

The 40th Annual Fort Worth Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade highlights decades of community unity and reflection on Dr. King’s enduring legacy.

Fort Worth will host its 40th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade and Rally on Monday, January 20, 2025, from 11 AM to 2 PM.

Texas homeowners with a homestead exemption may need to reapply due to a 2023 law requiring appraisal districts to verify exemptions every five years.

Starting Monday, January 27, 2025, the school zone times for Benbrook Middle High School will change to better align with school hours and improve traffic flow.

In January 1986, Fort Worth celebrated the first federally recognized Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a historic march down East Rosedale Street, led by civil rights advocate Opal Lee.

A political faction in Benbrook is advocating for the creation of its own independent school district, arguing it would foster growth and provide better educational outcomes for local children. However, critics warn the move could be costly, divisive, and unlikely to succeed.