Tuesday, September 15, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Potter Shares Thoughts on Leadership and Service.
For Benbrook City Council candidate Cameron Potter, leadership is less about titles and more about trust.
Reagan Encourages Benbrook Voters to Reflect and Engage This Election.
As early voting continues, Benbrook City Council candidate Ryan Reagan is calling on residents to view this election as more than just another vote—it’s a chance to take stock of how the city is being led and whether it’s time for a fresh perspective.
Storm-Related Power Outages Leave Parts of Benbrook in the Dark.
Many Benbrook residents woke up without power Friday morning after overnight storms swept through North Texas, causing scattered outages across the area.
How Benbrook’s Sales Tax Growth Is Helping Keep Property Taxes Low.
When it comes to managing city finances, Benbrook City Council member Keith Tiner has made one priority clear: protect residents’ wallets while keeping city services strong. Over the past several years, that strategy has paid off—literally.
Fort Worth ISD Takeover Sparks Heated Debate Among Parents and Community.
The Texas Education Agency’s decision to assume control of the Fort Worth Independent School District has ignited a wave of debate among parents, educators, and community members across the city.
Potter Calls for Steady Leadership and Responsible Growth in Benbrook.
In a season of heated local debates over development and floodplain concerns, Benbrook City Council candidate Cameron Potter is taking a balanced stance—one rooted in stewardship rather than sweeping change.
Benbrook Residents Call for Change as City Election Nears.
Tension is rising in Benbrook as residents voice concerns about city leadership, growth, and transparency ahead of the upcoming election.
Early Morning Construction Noise Sparks Frustration in Trinity Estates.
Residents of Benbrook’s Trinity Estates community woke to an unwelcome alarm this week when heavy construction equipment reportedly started up around 5 a.m., far earlier than city regulations allow. The disturbance, which some residents said was loud enough to rattle windows and kick up clouds of dust, quickly became a hot topic among neighbors…
Moore Calls for Action-Oriented Leadership in Benbrook.
City Council candidate Sean Moore is urging Benbrook residents to look beyond politics and focus on problem-solving. His message is straightforward: listening to community concerns isn’t enough—leaders must be willing to act on them.
Dutch Branch Creek Crossing to Close Oct. 29 for Culvert Work.
If Lake Shore Drive is your shortcut through Dutch Branch Park, plan ahead now.
