Even with a rainy morning and overcast skies, San Angeloans gathered downtown to participate in the local Women's March on Saturday.  Across the country, Americans gathered to support women's rights in different events.

The Tom Green County Sheriff's Office kicked off the month of October with exciting news.

An Abilene insurance broker is facing legal trouble after stealing thousands of dollars from a client.

Over the last five days, the San Angelo Health Department confirmed sixteen Covid-19 deaths –– with an additional fatality on Friday.

On Saturday morning, San Angeloans will gather in front of the San Angelo City Hall to protest the movement aiming to make San Angelo a Sanctuary City for the Unborn.

The fight for the construction of bathrooms in Dr. Martin Luther King Park continues as the local chapter of the NAACP is working to secure a grant from local organizations.

Just before 6:00 p.m. DPS Troopers responded to a major motor vehicle crash near the intersection of US Hwy 277 and Old Ballinger Highway.

The driver of the Uplander was transported to Shannon Medical Center with non-incapacitating injuries.

After experiencing a surge in daily COVID-19 cases, San Angelo continues to steadily drop.

For the fourth time this week, the San Angelo Health Department has confirmed new COVID-19 related fatalities.