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Standard Conservation in Effect — San Angelo is in standard conservation, which restricts outside watering to ONCE every seven days at no more than one inch per week from Nov. 1 through Mar. 31. Watering is prohibited between the hours of noon and 6 p.m. during these months. Runoff of more than 150 feet down any street, gutter, alley or ditch is also prohibited. More instructions are at the City of San Angelo.

 

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In Update: Veribest Teacher Killed in Crash on Highway
This lady died because this…
This lady died because this kid was to busy looking at phone.Now he has to live with fact his negligence caused this death.RIP Lee Ann 
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In Farewell to the Ol' Shogun: San Angelo Hibachi and Sushi Spot Closes After 16 Years
I feel sorry for the employees
I was never impressed with that place any. 50.00 plus dollars for two people and it was mostly rice. That weird thousand Island salad dressing was awful.
In Texas DPS Trooper Indicted on Federal Charge of Enticing Minor in Undercover Sting
Patriarchy = No Progress
No protests for MAP rights despite an increasing number of both women and educators rediscovering themselves as MAPs. Perhaps patriarchy is to blame?
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In Texas DPS Trooper Indicted on Federal Charge of Enticing Minor in Undercover Sting
As they should!
As they should!
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In LIVE! Daily News | There's a Storm Coming
Oh no!! Not a storm, i dont…
Oh no!! Not a storm, i dont think we can stand another storm!!

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Skybox Datacenters has broken ground on this campus south of Dallas that could eventually consume 300 megawatts of power, similar to the San Angelo Skybox proposal. (Skybox)

The Skybox Datacenter Controversy

12/30/2025 - 21:35 , by live
SAN ANGELO, TX — A proposed hyperscale data center by Dallas-based Skybox Datacenters on 343-374 acres of city-owned land northeast of San Angelo has ignited community discussions, blending promises of economic growth with concerns over resource demands. The site, formerly the old city farm near U.S. Highway 67 and City Farm Road, could host up to six buildings and tap into high-capacity power lines carrying wind- and solar-generated electricity from West Texas to urban centers like Austin and Houston.

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Ketchum was executed by hanging in Clayton on April 26, 1901. The hanging decapitated him by accident. The rope was too long.

The Legend of Outlaw Black Jack Ketchum to be Celebrated in San Angelo on Saturday

11/03/2025 - 17:04 , by live
SAN ANGELO, TX — In the rugged expanse of West Texas, where history whispers through dusty winds and forgotten trails, the legend of notorious outlaw Black Jack Ketchum refuses to fade. Born Thomas Edward Ketchum in 1863 in San Saba County, Black Jack rose from humble cowboy roots to become one of the Old West's most infamous train robbers, leading a gang that terrorized the Southwest in the 1890s with daring heists across Arizona, New Mexico, and West Texas.
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Remembering Robert A. Junell: A Pillar of West Texas

11/03/2025 - 13:00 , by live
SAN ANGELO, TX — San Angelo is mourning the loss of Robert Alan Junell, a dedicated public servant whose career spanned the halls of the Texas Legislature and the federal bench. Junell, who passed away on November 1, 2025, at the age of 78, leaves behind a legacy of integrity, pragmatism, and unwavering commitment to his region. 
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