SAN ANGELO, TX — Downtown San Angelo, Inc. invites the community to join us for the official debut of the Celebrating Downtown Banner Project at 4:00 p.m. on Friday, June 20, 2025, at 10 E. Concho Avenue.

SAN ANGELO, TX — A falsified news story made to appear as if it was published on SanAngeloLIVE.com is circulating in local chat groups and private messages.

SAN ANGELO, TX — A crash between two vehicles shut down both directions of U.S. Highway 277 south of San Angelo on Tuesday night, June 17, 2025.

SAN ANGELO, TX — The Concho Valley Regional Food Bank (CVRFB) has unveiled a refreshed brand identity, complete with a new logo, updated messaging, and a renewed call for the community to reconnect with its local hunger relief efforts.

AUSTIN, TX — Texas lawmakers face credible threats to their lives, reports the Texas DPS. At 1 p.m. today, DPS released a statement warning that there was an "active law enforcement event" at the Texas Capitol, 1100 Congress Ave. in Austin. 

KIMBLE COUNTY, TX — The deadly consequences of human smuggling were on full display in October 2022 when a high-speed police chase ended in tragedy in the South Llano River near Junction. A Kimble County jury this year found Ruben Fernandez Sandoval, 42, of Austin, guilty of Human Smuggling Causing Death, and he was sentenced to 99 years in prison.

COLLEGE STATION, TX — Dr. Tim R. Turner, the president and owner of Southwestern Livestock Mineral Co., was honored as an outstanding alumnus by the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences (VMBS) for his remarkable contributions to the field of veterinary medicine. 

SAN ANGELO, TX — A two-vehicle crash snarled traffic where Sherwood Way splits from W. Beauregard Ave. near the Walmart Neighborhood Market at the Buttercup coffee shop. 

AUSTIN, TX — The Texas House of Representatives adjourned sine die on Monday, marking the end of the 89th Legislative Session. For Rep. Drew Darby (R-San Angelo), it was his most productive session yet, delivering several key conservative victories for West Texas and the Concho Valley.

AUSTIN, TX — Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is blaming internal Texas House politics — specifically a powerful Dallas-area lawmaker — for stalling a long-overdue pay raise for judges and district attorneys across the state.