
A little movement, a little imagination, and a space-themed adventure are all coming together this week at Benbrook Public Library.

Last Wednesday felt a little different inside Western Hills High School.

As the school year winds down, members of the Rolling Hills Elementary School PTA are taking a moment to look back on a year filled with learning, encouragement, and plenty of books.

Summer crowds, busy schedules, and packed community spaces can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially for children and adults with sensory sensitivities. Thatโs why Benbrook Public Library is reminding families that support tools are available right at the front desk.

A little paper, a simple tool, and a bit of creativity are coming together at Benbrook Public Library later this month.

With summer break almost here, Benbrook Public Library is encouraging young readers and families to keep the pages turning with a free digital resource many may not know about.

Benbrook residents will have several opportunities to weigh in during the upcoming Benbrook City Council meeting on Thursday night, including a public hearing on possible zoning changes affecting manufactured homes.

Nearly five decades after the murder of Carla Walker first shook North Texas, her name is now attached to legislation supporters believe could reshape how cold cases are investigated across the country. As of May 15, the Carla Walker Act passed unanimously out of the Senate Judiciary Committee, marking a major step forward for…

A growing number of residents near Benbrook and west Fort Worth are continuing to raise concerns over the proposed Veale Ranch data center project, even after a recent community win pushed developers to withdraw a requested tax incentive package.

As e-bikes become more common across North Texas neighborhoods, law enforcement agencies are sounding the alarm about a growing number of dangerous incidents involving young riders who are ignoring traffic laws, riding recklessly, and, in some cases, attempting to flee from police.