BREAKING NEWS
Animal Shelter Advisory Committee to Meet Feb. 13 in Benbrook.
Residents interested in animal welfare and local animal control issues are invited to attend the next meeting of the Benbrook Animal Shelter Advisory Committee on Friday, February 13, at noon.
Lady Bobcats Soccer Stay Perfect in District Play.
The Lady Bobcats soccer team hit the road Tuesday night with one goal in mind: protect their unbeaten district record. They did just that and made it look impressive.
Glass Named Western Hills High School Teacher of the Year.
Western Hills High School has reason to celebrate.
Western Hills Special Olympics Athletes Shine on the Court.
It was a day full of pride and celebration at Western Hills High School as students returned home from the Special Olympics Basketball Tournament with a clean sweep of medals.
Cougar Varsity Tennis Makes Strong Statement at Arlington Heights.
The Western Hills High School varsity tennis team opened the spring season with confidence at the Arlington Heights Spring Open, turning a day of firsts into a day of results.
Local Organizer Helps Bring Food Trucks to Benbrook Events.
As spring events begin to stack up across the area, a Benbrook-based business is helping take one big task off the planning list.
BEDC Sets February 17 Meeting to Review Projects and Financials.
The Benbrook Economic Development Corporation will hold its next regular board meeting on Tuesday, February 17, with a work session beginning at 6:30 pm, followed by the regular meeting at 7:00 pm at Benbrook City Hall, located at 911 Winscott Road.
Bobcat Baseball Ready to Build on Big Season.
After a strong 25-7 season last spring, the Benbrook Bobcats Baseball are back, and the 2026 schedule shows they are not easing into anything.
Rudd Signs to Run Track at Benedictine College.
A new chapter is officially underway for Southwest Christian School senior Madeline Rudd, who signed last week to continue her track career at Benedictine College.
Western Hills Highlights Aerospace Science and Black Military Leadership.
Students at Western Hills High School are getting a deeper look at the legacy that continues to shape leadership in aviation and military service.
