Saturday, October 24, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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When Do We Get Our Own Grocery Store?
Benbrook residents know this conversation well. It pops up every few months, usually after a big announcement from a national grocery chain.
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Voters Urged to Take Action Ahead of Key Election on Floodplain and Rezoning Issues.
As early voting continues through October 31, Benbrook residents are being reminded how much is at stake in this year’s local election, particularly regarding the ongoing debate over the proposed rezoning of property at 4501 W Loop 820 S, also known as the Rowan Ranch floodplain development.
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Residents Invited to Help Shape the Future of Dutch Branch Park.
Big changes are on the horizon for Dutch Branch Park, and Benbrook residents are being invited to help guide them.
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Potter Shares Thoughts on Leadership and Service.
For Benbrook City Council candidate Cameron Potter, leadership is less about titles and more about trust.
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Early Morning Construction Noise Sparks Frustration in Trinity Estates.
Residents of Benbrook’s Trinity Estates community woke to an unwelcome alarm this week when heavy construction equipment reportedly started up around 5 a.m., far earlier than city regulations allow. The disturbance, which some residents said was loud enough to rattle windows and kick up clouds of dust, quickly became a hot topic among neighbors…
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Trinity Estates Residents Demand Action Over Dust Clouds and Broken Promises.
When Benbrook leaders promised relief from dust pollution, many in Trinity Estates believed the worst was behind them.