
Benbrook voters can begin casting ballots Monday, October 19, as early voting begins for the November 3 Joint General and Special Elections.

As Benbrook’s City Council election approaches, one resident is encouraging neighbors to think twice before turning political disagreements into personal attacks.

Three Western Hills High School choir students took center stage Tuesday evening to perform the National Anthem at the October Fort Worth ISD School Board meeting.

Putting residents first is the central message behind a newly shared campaign platform from Benbrook City Council candidates Greg Clem and Whitney Hughes.

Benbrook City Council Place 6 candidate Laura Mackey is inviting residents to another afternoon of conversation this Sunday, October 18, from 4 to 6 p.m. at Dutch Branch Park.

Looking to meet local businesses, make new connections, or enjoy a few food samples? The North Tarrant Chamber of Commerce is hosting its 2026 Biz-Expo on Thursday, October 15, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Traffic congestion, neighborhood safety, city growth, and communication with City Hall were among the concerns Benbrook residents raised during recent discussions with City Council candidates Greg Clem and Whitney Hughes.

A conversation with two Benbrook City Council candidates has stirred debate among residents over flooding concerns, neighborhood development, and the direction of city leadership.

Benbrook residents will have an opportunity to meet City Council Place 6 candidate Laura Mackey this Sunday, October 11, during a community meet-and-greet at 3 Parrots in Benbrook.

The Benbrook Police Department has earned its fifth state accreditation, continuing a distinction it first received 16 years ago.