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  Sports

  Lake View Chiefs Let Game Slip Away Late in Loss to Burnet

  The Lake View Chiefs weren’t able to hang onto a halftime lead Friday and lost to Burnet at San Angelo Stadium.

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  Sports

  SCORES: Texas High School Football Scores Oct. 3, 2025

  SAN ANGELO, TX — Scores for Oct 3, 2025 high school football games across the west central Texas region are here.

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  San Angelo

  Marine 'Seriously Injured' at Goodfellow AFB

  A U.S. Marine was seriously injured on Goodfellow AFB, the base confirmed.

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  San Angelo

  City Provides Insight on Animal Attack That Killed Dog

  The City of San Angelo's Animal Services has issued a statement after a dog was killed in a javelina attack, outlining safety steps for residents.

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  Entertainment

  Forget Oktoberfest, San Angelo Celebrates Plateauberfest on Saturday

  SAN ANGELO, TX – Dust off your lederhosen and grab your stein-holding hand—Plateauberfest is back, and it's brewing up a storm for its fabulous fifth anniversary! Tomorrow, Saturday, October 4, Plateau Brewing Co., 214 S. Chadbourne St., transforms downtown San Angelo into a West Texas twist on Oktoberfest, complete with craft suds, sizzling German grub, toe-tapping tunes, and a heartwarming nod to community giving. Who says you can't mix hops with heart?

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  Education

  Texas A&M Taps a Politician Named Tommy Williams as Interim Leader After the General's Abrupt Exit

  COLLEGE STATION, TX – In a move signaling continued political influence in Texas higher education, the Texas A&M University System Board of Regents unanimously named former Republican state Sen. Tommy Williams as interim president of its flagship campus on Friday. Williams steps in following the sudden resignation of General (ret.) Mark A. Welsh III last month amid a heated controversy over academic freedom and political pressure.

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  San Angelo

  Wall Neighbors Bring Home State Fair Champions in Steer and Lamb

  Wall neighbors Blaize Benson and Stratley Strube each claimed champion titles at the 2025 State Fair of Texas.

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  Crashes

  Child Killed, Two Injured in Rollover Crash Near Bangs

  An 8-year-old girl was killed and two others injured in a rollover crash near Bangs after the driver swerved to avoid a wild animal, DPS said.

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  Crime

  Sean 'Diddy' Combs Sentenced to 50 Months in Federal Prison for Pimping and "Freak Offs"

  NEW YORK, NY – Music mogul Sean Combs, better known as Diddy, was sentenced to 50 months in federal prison on Friday by U.S. District Judge Arun Subramanian in the Southern District of New York. The ruling comes after Combs' conviction on two counts under the Mann Act for transporting individuals across state lines for prostitution, capping a high-profile trial that exposed allegations of decades-long abuse and exploitation. With credit for about 14 months already served in pretrial detention at the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC), Combs, 55, faces roughly three more years behind bars.

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  COVER1 | Bye Week Brings Awesome 6-Man Matchups

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  Crashes

  WATCH: Jeep Fails to Yield and Crashes into Chevy

  A crash on a busy street in San Angelo sent one driver to the hospital.

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  Crime

  Enclave Apartment Shooting Under Investigation by SAPD

  A shooting investigation is underway after a San Angelo man was shot in the early morning hours of October 3, 2025.

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  Crime

  San Angelo Man Arrested for Running Over Girlfriend with Truck Following Argument

  A San Angelo man has been arrested for running over his girlfriend with his truck.

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  Sports

  Water Valley, Rankin Battle Tonight in State-Ranked Matchup

  While many high school football teams are recovering on their bye week, the No. 2-ranked Water Valley Wildcats are getting prepared for their matchup with the No. 10 Rankin Red Devils.

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  San Angelo

  San Angelo to Distribute Flood Recovery Supplies Saturday

  Households affected by the July 4 flooding can pick up free clothes, blankets, hygiene kits, and household goods Saturday at the H-E-B Community Center.

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