Saturday, September 12, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
TEA Issues New Guidance on Student Walkouts and School Day Protests.
The Texas Education Agency has released new guidance on how public schools should handle student walkouts, absences, and political activism during the school day.
Benbrook Firefighters with 385 Calls.
The Benbrook Fire Department may have shared its monthly numbers a little later than usual, but the story behind them is worth the wait.
Where Benbrook Residents Can Renew Handicap Placards.
A common question arose this week among Benbrook residents seeking to renew a handicap placard or plate. The short answer is yes, it can be renewed locally, just not at City Hall.
Benbrook Traffic Debate Rekindles Calls for a Highway Bypass.
A familiar frustration resurfaced this week as Benbrook residents debated whether the city needs a true bypass connecting US Highway S 377 to I-20, especially as growth continues south toward Granbury.
Democrat Wins Tarrant County Senate Runoff in Surprise Result.
A state Senate runoff in Tarrant County delivered an unexpected outcome Saturday, with Democrat Taylor Rehmet winning a traditionally conservative seat by a wide margin.
Benbrook City Council Sets February 5 Agenda With Planning, Finance, and Public Input.
The Benbrook City Council will meet on Thursday, February 5, at 7:00 pm in Council Chambers at City Hall, located at 911 Winscott Road.
City Boards May Be Present at Dutch Branch Park Photo Event Sunday.
Benbrook residents attending Sunday’s Robot Park group photo at Dutch Branch Park may notice a strong presence of local leadership, and that is by design.
Loud Noises Expected Near NAS JRB Fort Worth This Afternoon.
Benbrook residents may hear loud noises this afternoon coming from NAS JRB Fort Worth.
Community Sponsors Power 2026 Clay Shoot for Benbrook Fire Department.
The Benbrook Area Chamber of Commerce paused this week to recognize the businesses helping make the 2026 Annual Clay Shoot possible.
FWISD Family Survey Still Open for Parent Feedback.
Benbrook families still have time to make their voices heard. The Fort Worth Independent School District is reminding parents and guardians that the District Family Survey remains open, providing an opportunity to share feedback on school experiences, communication, and student support.
