Joe Hyde

Elisa Tambunga held a small Teddy bear when she met me. At 27, she is the victim of the the crash on the evening of March 13 when a coyote hauling a pickup truck full of illegal migrants slammed into her mother’s Ram truck at the intersection of I-10 frontage road and TX-163 in Ozona.

Now that a president at a comparable university has spoken out against drag queen shows on campus, the question is what will Angelo State's President Ronnie Hawkins do?

SAN ANGELO, TX — Cornerstone Builders’ founder David Currie announced he was retiring for good at the March 22, 2023 luncheon of the Home Builders Association of San Angelo at the Rogue on the River at River Terrace.

Non-profit organizations have their own exclusive revenue streams that private enterprise does not have access. On the other hand revenues from the Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone, or TIRZ, is a revenue stream for private enterprise.

SAN ANGELO, TX — City of San Angelo Civic Events Director Sid Walker will tell the City Council Tuesday morning that renovating the Bill Aylor Sr. Memorial RiverStage will benefit the community.

Beautiful well maintained home located in the highly sought out neighborhood of Bentwood Country Club Estates.

AMARILLO, TX — The former city manager of Sunray, a small town with a population of 1,800 in the Panhandle north of Amarillo, will serve his probation in San Angelo, according to reporting from Amarillo TV station KVII ABC Channel 7.

OZONA, TX — The Texas DPS released more details of the tragic crash involving the smuggling of illegal migrants in Ozona on Monday night, March 13, 2023.

Discover San Angelo, a department of the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce, is excited to announce the first San Angelo Travel and Adventure Show is set to take place on Thursday, May 11, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Fort Concho Stables, 210 Henry O’Flipper.

ARLINGTON, TX — As the dust settled inside Globe Life Field at The American Rodeo, powered by Teton Ridge, on Saturday, March 11, less than 10 seconds across two disciplines turned into the biggest single-day payout for breakaway roping winner Jackie Crawford and tie down winner Ty Harris who is from San Angelo.