
Benbrook residents will soon have their say in the upcoming General Election on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. The ballot includes key local races, giving voters a direct voice in shaping their community’s leadership and future.

After reviewing a community request for additional safety measures at the intersection of Gray Hills Drive and Orchard Way, the City of Fort Worth’s engineering staff has determined that no new crossing guard or all-way stop will be installed at this time.

Vehicle thefts and break-ins can happen anywhere, but the Benbrook Police Department wants residents to know that a few smart habits can make all the difference. Whether you’re running a quick errand or parking overnight, a little precaution goes a long way in keeping your car and valuables safe.

Benbrook resident Cameron Potter has officially entered the race for Benbrook City Council, Place 5, bringing a platform centered on community service, integrity, and prioritizing resident input.

The Benbrook City Council invites residents to take an active role in shaping the city’s future by serving on one of its local boards and commissions. These volunteer positions provide citizens with the opportunity to contribute ideas, share their expertise, and influence key community decisions.

The Benbrook Community YMCA is keeping the season lively with a packed calendar of events and programs for kids, teens, and families. From dance parties to basketball leagues, there’s something for everyone this fall.

The excitement of the Western Hills Cougars’ 2025 Homecoming Game has been preserved through a stunning collection of photos, courtesy of local photographer Ralph Lauer and shared by the Cougar Pride Alliance.

The Benbrook Senior Center, located within Benbrook City Hall, has unveiled a comprehensive schedule of fall activities for October, catering to individuals who enjoy staying active, social, and connected.

An aerial photo shared by a local resident has given Benbrook neighbors a new look at the progress of the Ventana West development, now cleared and ready for the next phase of construction.

This week marks Banned Books Week, a national campaign that celebrates the freedom to read and raises awareness about the growing movement to challenge or remove books from schools and libraries across the country.