Monday, June 1, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
TCEQ to Investigate South Benbrook Air Quality Concerns.
Benbrook residents concerned about dust and emissions tied to South Benbrook development have caught the attention of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). According to correspondence received by some neighbors, investigators are scheduling site visits and requesting written statements from residents documenting how air quality issues have affected their homes and daily lives.…
Reagan Steps Into City Council Race, Fueled by Mary’s Creek Fight.
Ryan Reagan, candidate for Benbrook City Council Place 3, says his run for office was never part of the plan.
Fresh Look for a Familiar Landmark on Benbrook Blvd.
Benbrook’s well-known lake sign has a brand-new shine.
Varnell Runs for Benbrook City Council with a Heart for Service.
When it comes to community service, Derrick Varnell is no stranger to rolling up his sleeves.
Cougar Corner Feeds More Than Students.
At Western Hills High School, Cougar Corner is more than shelves stocked with food. It is a safe place where students know they will be welcomed, mentored, and cared for.
Video: Floodplain Concerns Rise Along Timberline.
Benbrook residents are once again raising alarms over floodplain development, with longtime neighbor Greg Clem sharing a street-level view of what he says is a troubling change.
FWISD to Unveil Bold Plan for Struggling Schools.
Fort Worth ISD says change is coming, and it aims to make a significant impact.
City Council Candidate Puts Spotlight on Property Rights and Accountability.
Benbrook voters will soon decide on City Council Place 5, and candidate Sean Moore is making property rights and transparency the centerpiece of his campaign.
Benbrook Chamber Welcomes Varsity Zone HVAC with Ribbon Cutting.
This week marked another milestone for Benbrook’s business community as the Benbrook Area Chamber of Commerce officially welcomed Varsity Zone HVAC with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday, September 16.
Residents Raise Alarm Over Floodplain Development Risks.
Flood data from the U.S. Geological Survey has sparked new debate among Benbrook neighbors about the safety of developing along the Trinity River.
