Monday, June 1, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Benbrook Honors the Life and Legacy of Seaman Apprentice William R. Flores.
Forty-six years ago today, a young Coast Guardsman from Benbrook gave his life so others could live.
Icy Roads Spark Frustration and Real Talk.
As Benbrook slowly thaws, frustration over untreated roads has been just as thick as the ice was earlier this week.
Benbrook Post Office Status Causes Midday Confusion.
Several Benbrook residents were left guessing Monday after finding the local post office difficult to reach and unclear on its operating status.
Last Call to Be Featured in the 2026 Benbrook Business Directory.
Benbrook business owners have a short window to secure added visibility in the year ahead.
Where Benbrook Voters Can Find Answers.
With election day here and February contests approaching, many Benbrook residents are asking the same practical question: what candidates and measures are actually on the ballot?
Sean Moore Launches New Page to Keep Benbrook Residents Informed.
Benbrook City Council member Sean Moore is opening up a new line of communication with residents, aiming to make city information easier to find and understand.
Trash Pickup Adjusted Again as Road Conditions Persist.
Benbrook residents should plan for another change to trash service as road conditions continue to improve slowly across the area.
Benbrook City Offices to Reopen Wednesday at Noon.
As road conditions continue to improve, the City of Benbrook will reopen city offices and facilities at noon on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
Remembering So It Never Happens Again.
International Holocaust Remembrance Day is observed each year on January 27, marking the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Why Some Benbrook Streets Get Gravel After Repairs.
A freshly paved, smooth, and clean street is supposed to feel like the finish line. So when gravel shows up months later, it is fair to wonder if the job is actually finished or just paused.
