Monday, June 1, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Sprinklers Soak for Days at New City Hall Site.
A steady stream of water has been running non-stop from the sprinkler system just inside the new City Hall’s south wall since Friday, and neighbors have noticed.
Benbrook School District Split? Local Buzz Grows Louder.
Talk is heating up around Benbrook about a possible break from Fort Worth ISD.
Benbrook Kids Can Learn 911 Safety at Special Storytime.
Families in Benbrook, mark your calendars. On Wednesday, July 2, at 9:30 a.m., the Benbrook Public Library is hosting a 911 Storytime designed just for kids.
TxDOT Wants Your Input on Future Road Projects.
Starting today, Texans can voice their opinions on which transportation projects matter most.
Benbrook City Council to Discuss New No-Parking Zone July 3.
Benbrook residents, mark your calendars. The City Council is holding its next regular meeting on Thursday, July 3, at 7 p.m. at City Hall, located at 911 Winscott Road.
High ImpACT Program Makes a Real Difference in Homelessness.
In just a year, Fort Worth’s High ImpACT Pilot Program has connected nearly 100 people facing long-term homelessness with housing and mental health support.
Benbrook Firefighters Train Together to Stay Ready.
At the Benbrook Fire Department, fitness isn’t optional. It’s part of the job. A-shift crews regularly train together, not just for strength, but for the kind of teamwork that saves lives.
FWISD Residency Rule Stirs Debate Again.
A controversial policy proposal meant to require top Fort Worth ISD administrators to live within district boundaries was pulled from the agenda at Wednesday night’s board meeting and is now postponed until the next session.
Benbrook Area Chamber of Commerce Names Shop Local Campaign.
Supporting small businesses just paid off for one lucky local.
Benbrook Neighbors Rally to Feed Local Kids After Summer Meal Funding Cut.
After a recent veto blocked funding that would have helped feed children during summer break, concerned Benbrook residents are stepping up. With school out and many families feeling the strain, the question now is: how do we fill the gap?
