
The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Cold Warning for much of North and Central Texas, including Benbrook, in effect from 9 PM Tuesday, February 18, to 9 AM Thursday, February 20.

BENBROOK, TX โ With chilly and wet conditions expected early next week, Fort Worth ISD Athletics is shaking up its sports schedule.

Rain is on the horizon, and the National Weather Service (NWS) predicts increasing chances starting Tuesday and continuing through Thursday.

The National Weather Service (NWS) in Fort Worth has issued a cold weather advisory for North and Central Texas, including 40 counties such as Tarrant, Dallas, Denton, and Collin.

As winter weather approaches, safety and preparation are key. Atmos Energy has shared valuable tips to help Benbrook residents stay warm and secure:

The winter storm continues to impact Benbrook, prompting closures and schedule changes across the city. Hereโs the latest as we know it although likely to change without notice:

As winter temperatures settle in, fire safety is more crucial than ever in Benbrook and beyond. Hereโs how to stay warm while keeping your home safe from potential hazards:

Texas Christian University students are getting an unexpected snow day, even before the spring semester begins.

As a winter storm barrels toward North Texas, local governments and service providers adjust schedules to prioritize safety. The National Weather Service predicts snow, sleet, and freezing rain starting early today, with accumulations ranging from light dusting to nine inches. Hereโs how cities across Tarrant County are preparing:

FORT WORTH, Texas โ As winter weather approaches, the National Weather Service has issued warnings for up to six inches of snow in areas north of I-20.