Saturday, September 12, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Fort Worth Moves Data Center Moratorium Forward.
Fort Worth has taken another step toward potentially putting the brakes on new data center development, but a moratorium is not in place yet.
Benbrook Principal Wins Over Four-Legged Visitors.
For students at Benbrook Middle-High School, Principal Jason Oliver’s morning welcome has become a familiar part of arriving on campus. But students aren’t the only ones getting his attention.
Packed FWISD Meeting Draws Community Input.
A packed room at Arlington Heights High School brought parents, educators and community members together Tuesday night to weigh in on the future of Fort Worth ISD.
H-E-B Deals This Week: Sept. 2-8.
If you’re making a grocery run this week, H-E-B has several deals worth checking before filling the cart.
Friday Night Bingo Returns to Benbrook Senior Center.
Dinner, bingo, and a few door prizes are on the agenda this Friday at the Benbrook Senior Activity Center.
Mobile Health Screenings Coming to Benbrook Library.
Routine health screenings can be easy to put off. On Thursday, Benbrook residents can take care of one a little closer to home.
More Growth Taking Shape Along Chisholm Trail Parkway.
The development story along Chisholm Trail Parkway may be getting bigger, with another wave of projects worth watching for residents across southwest Fort Worth and Benbrook.
Rio Mambo Closes Area Locations.
After 25 years in North Texas, Rio Mambo Tex Mex y Más has closed its Fort Worth restaurant along with locations in Burleson, Colleyville and Weatherford.
Judge Dismisses Former FWISD Principal’s Lawsuit.
A federal judge has dismissed Shayma Alzubi’s First Amendment lawsuit against Fort Worth ISD.
September Mobile Food Pantry Schedule Offers Help Across Tarrant County.
For families who could use a little help keeping groceries on the table this month, several mobile food pantry stops are scheduled across Tarrant County throughout September.
