Monday, June 1, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
January Is Full of Ways to Connect at the Benbrook Chamber.
If one of your goals for the new year is to meet more people, grow your business, or simply stay connected to what is happening locally, January is shaping up to be a busy month with the Benbrook Area Chamber of Commerce.
Public Hearing Set for Major Rezoning Along Loop 820.
A zoning request tied to a large stretch of land along Loop 820 is headed to the Benbrook City Council, and residents are being encouraged to pay attention and show up.
Volunteers Wrap Up Wreaths Across America with Community Spirit.
Despite a cold and windy Saturday morning, a strong group of Benbrook residents turned out to support a meaningful cause at Benbrook Cemetery.
FWISD Athletics at a Crossroads as Football Costs, Low Participation Raise Tough Questions.
Concerns are growing around the future of athletics in Fort Worth ISD as rising costs, shrinking participation, and ongoing district challenges collide.
Wildlife Deaths Along RM 2871 Raise Safety Concerns as Development Expands.
Drivers along Ranch to Market Road 2871 (RM 2871 and Chapin Road) near I-20 are encountering a troubling pattern.
Former Longhorn Colt McCoy Appointed to State Higher Education Board.
A familiar name in Texas sports is stepping into a new role that reaches well beyond the football field.
Residents Press Council on Robot Park and Public Notice Issues.
The Benbrook City Council met on January 5 for its regular meeting, which was recorded and remains available for public viewing. As part of the meeting, residents were invited to share input on several agenda items before the council moved into a closed work session.
Benbrook Parks and Recreation Board to Meet January 14.
The City of Benbrook will host the next Parks and Recreation Board meeting on Wednesday, January 14, at Benbrook City Hall, 911 Winscott Road.
Pausing to Thank Those Who Serve and Protect.
Today is Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, and across Benbrook, it is a moment to slow down and recognize the people who quietly stand watch over our community every day.
State Fair Attendance Drops as Families Push Back on Rising Costs.
The State Fair of Texas is feeling financial pressure after attendance fell by about 400,000 visitors in 2025.
