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City of San Angelo Seeking Crossing Guards Ahead of School Year

The City of San Angelo is now accepting applications for school crossing guards and relief crossing guards ahead of the 2025-26 school year.

Concho Valley Transit Gets Share of $96M Boost

$96M in state and federal funds will expand transit services across Texas, including in the Concho Valley.

Texas

Pfluger Encourages Constituents to Apply for Christmas Opportunities at the White House

Want to decorate the White House for Christmas? Applications are now open for volunteers and performers from across the U.S.

Crashes

Ozona Man Dies in Irion County Crash

A fatal single-vehicle crash on U.S. 67 near Barnhart claimed one life Tuesday afternoon, authorities report.

The Texas Legislature is poised to impose sweeping restrictions on how minors use social media, from banning them from signing up for accounts and requiring parental consent to download applications, to placing warning labels about their dangers.

San Angelo ISD Outlines New Rules For Student Phones During School Day

A new Texas law now prohibits students from using phones, earbuds, and other personal devices during the school day — even at lunch.

Crashes

Two-Car Crash on Sunset Leads to Citation

A two-vehicle crash on Sunset Drive on Wednesday afternoon resulted in no injuries but minor damage to the vehicles and a citation.

Five Big 12 Teams Ranked in Preseason Coaches Poll

The Big 12 Conference placed five teams in the 2025 Preseason US LBM Coaches Poll for the second straight year, led by Arizona State at No. 11.

Sisco Looks to Climb Mountaintop Again With Water Valley

Five years after leading Sterling City to a state title, Trey Sisco is hoping to do the same with Water Valley this season.

Texas CBP Seizes $1.1M in Fentanyl, Cocaine

Officers at the Anzalduas International Bridge in Mission, Texas, found fentanyl and cocaine hidden in bike rollers during a vehicle inspection.

Man Indicted for Posting Explicit Photo Without Consent

A Bowie man is facing a felony charge in San Angelo after allegedly sharing an explicit photo of a woman without her consent.

Business

LongHorn Steakhouse in San Angelo Targets September Opening

A national steakhouse chain has revealed a new target date to open its first San Angelo location.

The Angelo State men's basketball program announced its fourth addition for the incoming 2025-26 season in Jesaiah McWright, a 6-foot-4 guard from NCAA Division I school Tulsa.

Angelo State Men’s Basketball Adds Division I Transfer

The Angelo State Rams announced the signing Wednesday of NCAA Division I transfer Jesaiah McWright

County

Cactus Lane Shut Down Today

Drivers are being told to steer clear of a local road due to an unexpected closure announced this morning.

ASU Hires First Full-Time Coach for Shotgun Sports Team

Angelo State University has named USA Shooting Team alum Ida Brown as the first full-time head coach of its Shotgun Sports Team.

Outdoors

Texas Homebuilder’s Family Quietly Sells One of the Largest Private Ranches in the U.S.

A half-million-acre New Mexico ranch once owned by a Texas homebuilding dynasty has quietly changed hands in one of the biggest land deals in recent U.S. history.

Teen Injured, Abilene Man Arrested in Family Violence Case

Police say a 15-year-old was injured and a man was jailed after video evidence revealed a family violence incident.

Central's Elijah Allen fights for yardage against Abilene High on Friday, Aug. 30, 2024, at San Angelo Stadium.

Central Bobcats Poised to Take Next Step This Fall

After improving their record from 1-9 to 4-6 — and turning blowouts in district into close losses — the Central Bobcats look poised to take the next step as a program this fall.