
It did not take long for Fort Worth residents to clear out the cityโs supply of free sandbags Wednesday morning.

An early wake-up, a long day in the heat, and months of practice paid off for the Western Hills High School Marching Band this weekend.

After weeks of mostly hot, dry weather, Benbrook could be in for a dramatic change beginning Wednesday afternoon.

October is shaping up to be a busy month at the Benbrook Senior Activity Center, with plenty of familiar favorites, plus a few seasonal outings and special events.

If you have noticed a little extra activity along Benbrook Boulevard, a new neighbor is moving in.

A new connection began last Friday at Western Hills Elementary as students met their Academy 4 mentors for the first time.

After a big night on the ground helped Western Hills knock off Dunbar, Ashton Richardson has a chance to add another win to the week.

Games, food, and plenty of laughter filled Westpark Elementary as Wildcats and their families came together for the school’s annual Carnival.

Benbrook residents may notice white SUVs with flashing lights slowly traveling neighborhood streets and alleys overnight. According to the City of Benbrook, the activity is part of an Atmos Energy natural gas safety survey.

Freshman Molly Helm is getting a little extra shine this week at Benbrook Middle-High School.