
A federal judge has dismissed Shayma Alzubi’s First Amendment lawsuit against Fort Worth ISD.

Long before her current run for Benbrook City Council Place 6, Whitney Hughes was already finding ways to serve around town.

Fort Worth ISD is taking an unusual approach to getting more parents involved in shaping the district’s future: meeting them in the school car line.

Benbrook families have another opportunity tonight to help shape what comes next for Fort Worth ISD.

Campaign season is becoming a little more visible around Benbrook.

Whitney Hughes is running for Benbrook City Council for the first time, seeking Place 6 with deep roots in the community she hopes to represent.

The meeting was supposed to end at 8:15 p.m. At 9:20, people were still talking.

While Laura Mackey wasn’t born in Benbrook, somewhere between raising her kids here, serving as a PTA president, meeting neighbors and simply doing life in the community, Benbrook became home.

For Whitney Hughes, a run for Benbrook City Council is about more than seeking a seat at City Hall. It is a chance to give back to the community that helped shape her.

Two Benbrook City Council candidates are joining forces under a shared campaign message as the November election approaches.