Raw 1899, the downtown San Angelo art gallery and wine bar known for its abstract art and historic charm, will close for good after Saturday.

Tom Green and San Saba counties can now seek FEMA aid after being added to a federal disaster declaration.

More than 100 shelter pets left San Angelo for new homes, making room for animals displaced by the July 4 floods.

San Angelo City Council extends disaster declaration and approves over $1.3 million in flood cleanup contracts.

A San Angelo man now faces a capital murder charge, accused of killing his sister’s boyfriend during a domestic dispute and trying to cover it up.

Convoy of Hope has teamed up with local churches in San Angelo and Kerrville to aid thousands after the historic floods on July 4.

Flooding on San Angelo’s Short Street has left at least one home only reachable by boat, as city crews work to pump millions of gallons of water out of the area.

Flash flooding and severe storms could impact West Central Texas Saturday night as heavy rain and cooler temperatures settle into the region.

San Angelo police are restricting access to flood zones overnight to curb looting and keep residents safe, warning violators could face fines.

Governor Greg Abbott says more than 2,200 state personnel and extensive resources remain deployed across Texas.