
As winter weather settles in, one local helper is making sure Benbrook residents are not left stranded.

With weekend temperatures expected to stay in the 20s, Benbrook families are thinking through what happens if the power goes out and stays out. For homes with gas fireplaces, there is one small detail that can make a big difference.

With freezing temperatures expected to arrive soon, Benbrook residents are being urged to take one important step before the cold settles in.

With cold temperatures and winter weather impacting Texas this week, Benbrook drivers are urged to plan ahead.

As freezing temperatures move in overnight, a small habit can make the morning a lot easier for Benbrook drivers.

Several Benbrook neighborhoods experienced power outages Monday afternoon, sparking concern as wintry weather approaches the area.

High school seniors across Benbrook who compete in academics, athletics, or music through the University Interscholastic League still have time to apply for the H-E-B Community Leader Scholarship, but the window is closing fast.

Drivers in and around Benbrook should plan for changes on major toll roads this afternoon as winter weather approaches North Texas.

Before the storm even arrived, parts of Benbrook were already feeling its effects. As of 8 AM, several residents inย Timbercrestย reported losing power, hours before the expected wintry weather.

With a wintry mix and arctic temperatures just hours away, some Benbrook residents are taking a last look at their propane levels. If your tank is running low, a local provider is reminding the community that help is close by.