
The conversation around data centers in Fort Worth continues, and now residents have another opportunity to make their voices heard.

Fort Worth ISD is expanding its search for teachers to fill classrooms ahead of the 2026-2027 school year.

The Benbrook City Council will meet Thursday, July 2, at 7 p.m. at City Hall, 911 Winscott Road, with several financial and infrastructure items scheduled for discussion before a budget workshop.

The conversation over South Benbrook’s floodplain isn’t fading. If anything, it’s growing louder.

Questions surrounding the Trinity Estates Phase 3 park continue to grow as residents seek clearer answers about ownership, funding, and long-term maintenance.

Residents following the proposed Black Mountain data center expansion will have to wait a little longer for a decision.

A Western Hills High School teacher is drawing praise from supporters after speaking during a recent Fort Worth ISD Board meeting.

As debate surrounding Trinity Estates continues, longtime Benbrook resident Greg Clem is drawing attention to a police report connected to alleged unauthorized dirt dumping near the development.

As Fort Worth continues to grow, city leaders are looking ahead to how large-scale data centers fit into the community’s future.

Anyone planning to attend a Fort Worth ISD Board meeting with a sign should review the district’s updated guidelines first.