
Benbrook residents will have a meaningful chance to weigh in this week as the City Council meets on Thursday, January 5, at 7 pm at City Hall, 911 Winscott Road.

As growth continues to press in around Benbrook, residents are asking pointed questions about where things are headed and whether local voices are being heard early enough.

The new year opened with more than fireworks and fresh resolutions. January 1, 2026 marked the official start of a yearlong celebration honoring 250 years of Americaโs story.

Benbrook residents and neighbors across Tarrant County will have an important date on the calendar later this month as the Senate District 9 special election approaches.

Residents looking for a meaningful career close to home may want to take another look at theย Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office, which has officially reopened applications for 911 dispatchers following an overwhelming initial response. The dispatcher role places individuals on the front lines of public safety, serving as the critical link between residents in need…

Illegal dumping is becoming an all-too-familiar problem around Benbrook, and a recent incident near local recycling bins sparked a broader conversation about accountability, courtesy, and how to handle these situations the right way.

For many Benbrook neighbors, trash day has turned into a weekly guessing game, and patience is wearing thin.

Just in time for Christmas, Benbrook residents received encouraging news about the future of the iconic robot at Robot Park.

Residents interested in local civic conversations have an opportunity to connect in person later this month. A community meet-and-greet is scheduled for December 27, from 6 to 8 pm, at Truck Yard Fort Worth.

A local resident, Emily Moore, is organizing a community photo at Dutch Branch Park to commemorate the beloved Robot Park and Castle Park before changes move forward.