
A growing number of Benbrook residents are raising concerns over flooding associated with a new housing development, even before a single home has been built.

A growing number of Benbrook families are coming together to push back against flood concerns tied to new development.

Texas politics took a sharp turn Friday when Governor Greg Abbott signed into law a new congressional map that reshapes the stateโs political landscape.

What began as frustration over flooding concerns tied to new development in Benbrook has now expanded into a daily struggle with dust, noise, and unanswered complaints.

Mike Morath, head of the Texas Education Agency, is expected to tour several Fort Worth ISD campuses this week, including William James Middle School, Clifford Davis Elementary, and Leadership Academy at Forest Oak Middle School. The visit, part of his district-wide tour, comes at a time when FWISD leadership faces sharp criticism over ongoing…

A Benbrook resident recently raised a question many homeowners may face: Can you add a small shed visible from the street without running into city rules?

Many Benbrook residents want to ensure worn or tattered American flags are disposed of with respect. Fortunately, several local spots offer drop boxes where flags can be placed for proper disposal and retirement.

The conversation surrounding theย Sandlin development, locatedย across fromย Trinity Estates, is gaining traction, and residents are starting to organize.

Cities grow, and with that growth comes a change in how police officers are assigned to serve neighborhoods.

Greg Clem, a Benbrook neighbor helping organize Stop South Benbrook Floods, is rallying residents to take one simple step that carries real weight.