Tuesday, September 15, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
South Benbrook Residents Rattle as Gas Leak Repairs Shake Homes.
Friday evening in South Benbrook was anything but quiet.
TCEQ Steps In as Benbrook Residents Push Back Against Dust and Development.
For months, neighbors in South Benbrook have been battling the dust, debris, and disruption tied to the Trinity Estates development.
Overnight Closures Ahead for Westbound I-30 in Tarrant County.
Benbrook drivers may need extra patience this week as overnight closures are planned on westbound Interstate 30 for bridge construction.
FWISD’s “F” Rating Sparks Questions of Leadership and Transparency.
The Fort Worth ISD is facing new scrutiny after receiving an “F” from the Texas Education Agency’s Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST), a score tied to the district’s failure to file its annual financial report on time.
Benbrook City Council to Weigh Police Vehicle Purchase.
Benbrook residents are encouraged to mark their calendars for Thursday, October 2, when the City Council meets at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers located at 911 Winscott Road.
Recent Email Raises Questions About City Ties to Trinity Estates Developer.
A newly released email has added fuel to the fire in the debate over Benbrook’s Trinity Estates development.
Residents Say Floodplain Dust Crisis Demands Action In Upcoming Election.
South Benbrook residents are raising their voices louder than ever, calling out city leaders for failing to enforce ordinances against ongoing dust pollution from the Trinity Estates development.
TXDOT Launches “Lessons in Texan” to Promote Safer Roads.
The Texas Department of Transportation is putting a Lone Star twist on driver safety with its new series, Lessons in Texan.
Black Rifle Coffee Hosts Benbrook Candidate Meet-Up.
Benbrook residents have the opportunity to enjoy coffee and discuss local issues with three city council candidates face-to-face.
Sandlin Homes Scrambles as TCEQ Eyes South Benbrook Floodplain Concerns.
For more than a year, residents of South Benbrook have raised concerns about Sandlin Homes’ handling of Trinity Estates, particularly the untested fill dirt that has spilled into the Trinity River.
