
Ever wonder what happened at a City Council meeting but couldn’t make it in person?

Every decision about parks, development, zoning, and economic growth starts with people willing to step up and serve.

For generations of Benbrook residents, the giant robot at Robot Park was more than playground equipment. It was a landmark, a meeting place, and the backdrop for countless childhood memories.

Benbrook City Council will meet Thursday, June 4, at 7 p.m. at City Hall, 911 Winscott Road, with a mix of community recognition and city business on the agenda.

Support for former principal appointee Shayma Alzubi continues to grow as educators and community members share personal accounts of her leadership and commitment to students.

Residents will have an opportunity later this month to weigh in on how economic development funds are planned to be used in Benbrook.

A familiar chapter in Benbrook history officially began closing Monday morning as crews arrived at Dutch Branch Park to start work on the long-awaited replacement of Castle Park and Robot Park.

As temperatures climb into the 90s, many Benbrook families have been looking for ways to cool off, only to discover an unexpected problem at one of the city’s popular warm-weather attractions.

As Fort Worth leaders prepare to discuss data center policy on June 2, a local community group is encouraging residents to make their voices heard before the meeting begins.

A Fort Worth ISD Board Workshop is scheduled for Monday, June 1, beginning at 5 p.m. at the Fort Worth ISD Service Center, located at 7060 Camp Bowie Boulevard.