Saturday, October 24, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Community Rallies to Say Goodbye to Benbrook’s Iconic Robot Park.
For generations of Benbrook families, the robot at Robot Park inside Dutch Branch Park has been more than playground equipment. It has been a rite of passage, a backdrop for family photos, and a shared memory passed from parents to kids.
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Benbrook City Council Meets Thursday With Key Decisions on Finance and Parks.
BENBROOK, TX — Benbrook City Council will meet Thursday, December 18, at City Hall, located at 911 Winscott Road, with several items on the agenda that may be of interest to residents.
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Rowan Ranch Zoning Returns to Benbrook, Neighbors Mobilize Again.
A familiar issue is back on the table in Benbrook.
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Benbrook Certifies Election Results and Honors Longtime Public Servants.
Benbrook’s City Council met on November 17 to formally certify the results of the November 4 municipal election, closing out a smooth and decisive voting cycle for the community.
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Residents Raise New Questions About Trinity Estates Phase 4.
A local conversation is picking up momentum again as Benbrook residents turn their attention to the proposed Trinity Estates Phase 4 development.
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Benbrook Election Results Show Close Contests Across the Board.
Benbrook residents made their voices heard at the polls this week, with several tightly contested City Council races and one clear mayoral outcome, according to the unofficial election results from Tarrant County.
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What’s Taking So Long With Benbrook’s New City Hall Project?
If you’ve driven down Winscott Road lately, you’ve likely noticed Benbrook’s nearly finished City Hall — striking from the outside but still not quite open. Many residents have been asking the same question: what’s causing the delay?
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Voters Poised for Change as Three Residents Step Up for City Council.
Election season has arrived in Benbrook, and this year’s ballot is shaping up to be one of the city’s most talked-about. Voters will head to the polls on November 4, with early voting running from October 20 through October 31, to decide who will represent three open seats on the city council.
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Early Voting Begins Oct. 20 for Benbrook City Election.
Benbrook residents will soon head to the polls as early voting for the city’s General Election begins Monday, October 20, and runs through Friday, October 31, ahead of Election Day on Tuesday, November 4, 2025.
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Potter Hosts Neighborhood Meet and Greet in Northeast Benbrook.
Residents are invited to join Cameron Potter, candidate for Benbrook City Council Place 5, for a casual meet and greet on Sunday, October 19, from 4 to 6 p.m. at Mont Del Park, located at Thornhill Road and Lombardy Terrace in the Mont Del neighborhood.