Saturday, September 12, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Benbrook Firefighters Take Training to the Roof.
Before firefighters ever cut into a roof during a real emergency, there’s plenty of practice behind the skill.
Benbrook Families Can Build, Code and 3D Print with Flatline Robotics.
For Benbrook kids who would rather build something than simply play with it, Flatline Robotics has a few ideas for August.
Fort Worth ISD Improves, but State Intervention Continues.
Fort Worth ISD has fewer failing schools this year, but one campus remains a major hurdle in the district’s effort to move beyond state intervention.
FWISD Wants Your Input on District’s Future.
Fort Worth ISD is asking families, educators, and community members a simple but important question: What should guide the district moving forward?
Fort Worth Moves Toward Pause on New Data Centers.
Fort Worth is pumping the brakes on new data centers while city leaders take a closer look at what the rapidly growing industry could mean for the electric grid, water supply, and surrounding neighborhoods.
FWISD Asks Families to Bring School Concerns to Principals First.
The first week of school rarely goes exactly as planned. Fort Worth ISD is asking families who encounter problems to make sure the people closest to the issue hear about them first.
Solar Eclipse Wednesday, But Benbrook Won’t See It.
The moon will cross in front of the sun Wednesday, Aug. 12, creating the next total solar eclipse. But unlike the unforgettable April 2024 eclipse, Benbrook will miss this one entirely.
Free Tutoring Available With Your Library Card.
Back-to-school season means homework is back, too. Benbrook Public Library cardholders have a free resource when a class starts getting a little tricky.
Bobcats Head Back to School Monday.
The wait is over. Benbrook Middle-High School welcomes students back Monday, Aug. 10, and families have a few important first-day reminders.
Data Center Decisions Head to Fort Worth City Hall Tuesday.
Fort Worth City Council will consider three major data center items Tuesday, Aug. 11, and the 2871 Community Coalition is urging residents to show up and speak up.
