Sunday, May 31, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Castle and Robot Park Playgrounds to Close June 1 for Upgrades.
BENBROOK, TX — Two of Benbrook’s most visited playgrounds are set to close soon as the city begins planned construction work.
Rowan Ranch Rezoning Denied After Strong Resident Pushback.
BENBROOK, TX — A packed room and a long night of discussion ended with a clear decision from the Benbrook City Council on April 16, as a proposed rezoning for the Rowan Ranch development was denied.
Benbrook Council Covers Safety, Staffing, and Community Updates.
BENBROOK, TX — The latest City Council meeting in Benbrook moved quickly, but covered a few decisions that quietly shape how the city runs day to day.
Western Hills Cadets Represent with Precision at School Board Meeting.
BENBROOK, TX — Before the April 14 school board meeting began, a group of Western Hills High School students set the tone with quiet confidence.
Benbrook Economic Development Board Sets April 20 Meeting, Focus on Growth and Property Discussions.
BENBROOK, TX — A routine meeting on paper often tells a deeper story about where a city is headed.
Residents Prepare for Key Rezoning Vote of Rowan Ranch, Again.
BENBROOK, TX — A proposed rezoning along Loop 820 is heading to City Council, and it is already getting the attention of nearby residents.
Benbrook Council Member Calls for Care in Language Around the Unhoused.
BENBROOK, TX — A recent conversation in the community has shifted from policy to something more personal: the words people use.
Debate Grows Over Tree Pruning and Egret Nesting in Fort Worth Area.
What started as a routine city practice is now drawing pushback from those who work closest with the trees.
Benbrook Officers Honored Through New Headshot Display Project.
A recent project in Benbrook is putting faces to the uniforms many residents see every day.
State Hearing on AI Data Centers Raises Questions for Texas Communities.
A recent State Affairs hearing at the Texas Capitol brought big promises and bigger questions about the future of AI data centers across the state.
