Wednesday, April 15, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Easter Egg Hunt Canceled, But Services Still On at HighRidge Church.
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Heads up, Benbrook! HighRidge Church has officially canceled its Easter Egg Hunt originally scheduled for Saturday, April 19, due to expected severe rain and thunderstorms.
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Benbrook Residents: Stay Prepared for Severe Weather.
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As weather conditions across the state begin to shift, TxDOT crews are closely monitoring the potential for winter weather, flooding, tornadoes, and thunderstorms.
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Severe Weather Alert: Benbrook and Texas Residents, Stay Prepared.
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A powerful storm system is moving across Texas, bringing the risk of severe weather, heavy rainfall, and even snow in the Panhandle.
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Surprise Storm Triggers Sirens in Benbrook.
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Benbrook residents got an unexpected jolt when storm sirens blared across the city during a sudden pop-up storm.
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High Winds and Fire Danger Expected in Benbrook and Beyond.
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Benbrook residents, brace yourselves—strong winds and dangerous fire conditions are on the horizon.
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Red Flag Alert: Extreme Fire Danger in Benbrook.
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BENBROOK, TX – Residents, take note! The National Weather Service has issued a fire weather warning for Friday, with conditions ripe for fast-spreading wildfires.
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High Winds Set to Hit Benbrook This Friday—Here’s What to Expect.
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Benbrook residents, brace yourselves! A widespread high wind event is set to roll in tomorrow, bringing gusts exceeding 60 MPH across North Texas.
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Benbrook Residents: Catch the Blood Moon Eclipse.
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BENBROOK, TX – Look up, Benbrook! A stunning Blood Moon total lunar eclipse will light up the night sky tonight and into the early hours of tomorrow.
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Fort Worth Storm Captured in Stunning Lightning Shot.
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A powerful storm rolled through Fort Worth one week ago today on the morning of March 4th, leaving a dramatic mark on the city’s weather.
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Benbrook’s Emergency Sirens: What You Need to Know.
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Ever heard the emergency sirens wailing and wondered, “Is it a tornado?” If you’re like many Benbrook residents, you might think they only go off when a tornado is nearby. But actually, these sirens are a little more versatile than that.