Wednesday, October 28, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Packed FWISD Meeting Draws Community Input.
A packed room at Arlington Heights High School brought parents, educators and community members together Tuesday night to weigh in on the future of Fort Worth ISD.
More Growth Taking Shape Along Chisholm Trail Parkway.
The development story along Chisholm Trail Parkway may be getting bigger, with another wave of projects worth watching for residents across southwest Fort Worth and Benbrook.
Judge Dismisses Former FWISD Principal’s Lawsuit.
A federal judge has dismissed Shayma Alzubi’s First Amendment lawsuit against Fort Worth ISD.
Hughes Looks Back on Benbrook Relay for Life.
Long before her current run for Benbrook City Council Place 6, Whitney Hughes was already finding ways to serve around town.
FWISD Takes Parent Survey to the Car Line.
Fort Worth ISD is taking an unusual approach to getting more parents involved in shaping the district’s future: meeting them in the school car line.
Benbrook Families Invited to FWISD Strategy Session Tonight.
Benbrook families have another opportunity tonight to help shape what comes next for Fort Worth ISD.
Clem, Hughes Campaign Signs Arrive in Benbrook.
Campaign season is becoming a little more visible around Benbrook.
From Benbrook Native to City Council Candidate: Whitney Hughes.
Whitney Hughes is running for Benbrook City Council for the first time, seeking Place 6 with deep roots in the community she hopes to represent.
Benbrook Community Presses FWISD for Trust, Voice, and Change.
The meeting was supposed to end at 8:15 p.m. At 9:20, people were still talking.
Mackey Looks to Continue Her Service to Benbrook.
While Laura Mackey wasn’t born in Benbrook, somewhere between raising her kids here, serving as a PTA president, meeting neighbors and simply doing life in the community, Benbrook became home.
