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  Crime

  Texas Police Recover $10K in Merchandise, Arrest Wanted Couple

  Police recovered nearly $10,000 worth of stolen merchandise and arrested a husband and wife suspected of thefts at Walgreens and other businesses across Texas and multiple states.

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  Business

  Mixed-Use Retail and Social Concept Coming to Former Martial Pint Location

  Signature Stag, a men’s clothing retailer with stores in Midland and Lubbock, is expanding to downtown San Angelo and will be moving into the former location of The Martial Pint at 19 E. Concho Ave.

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  Politics

  Craddick, Huffines Announce Bids for Texas Comptroller After Hegar Tapped for A&M Chancellor

  Texas Railroad Commission Chair Christi Craddick and former GOP state Sen. Don Huffines announced Friday they are running for comptroller, minutes after the office’s current occupant, Glenn Hegar, was named chancellor of the Texas A&M University System.

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  Politics

  Rep. Pfluger, Sen. Scott Lead Push to 'Unleash American Energy'

  Rep. August Pfluger (R-TX) and Senator Tim Scott (R-SC) introduced bicameral legislation to slash red tape and remove burdensome energy export restrictions imposed by former President Biden.

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  Crime

  San Angelo Man Indicted After Allegedly Threatening Woman With Sword

  A San Angelo man has been indicted for threatening a woman with a sword.

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  Health

  OPINION: Why is the National Media Obsessed With the Measles Outbreak in West Texas?

  Day after day, national media outlets have a new story about the measles outbreak in West Texas. You could argue it’s because they care so much about our health, but these are also the same people that pushed the disastrous COVID-19 vaccines on us.

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  San Angelo

  Texas A&M AgriLife Research Center in San Angelo Names New Director

  Russell Jessup ‘97, Ph.D., has been named director of the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center at San Angelo, effective May 1.

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  Rodeo

  San Angelo Rodeo Announces Live Music Lineup

  The Buffalo Social Club will host a series of live music performances in April during the San Angelo Stock Show & Rodeo.

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  San Angelo

  Final Section of Howard Street to Close for Roadway Project Completion

  The last portion of Howard Street will be closed beginning Monday, March 10, as part of the final phase of the Howard Street Roadway project, according to city officials.

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  Texas

  San Angelo Area Sees 86 Drilling Permits in February, Second Only to Midland

  The Railroad Commission of Texas issued 665 original drilling permits in February, with the majority designated for new oil and gas wells.

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  San Angelo

  Spring Downtown Block Party to Feature Vendors, Music in San Angelo

  The Spring Downtown Block Party is set for Saturday, March 8, from noon to 5 p.m. on West Beauregard Avenue between Irving and Chadbourne streets. 

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  Sports

  Angelo State Women Rally in Fourth Quarter to Reach LSC Semifinals

  The No. 5 seed Angelo State Rambelles rallied past No. 4 Eastern New Mexico in the quarterfinals of the Lone Star Conference Tournament on Thursday.

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  Outdoors

  Critical Fire Weather Conditions, Rain, and Cold Temps in the Forecast

  The National Weather Service warns of critical fire weather conditions next week as strong winds, low humidity, and dry fuels create an increased risk for rapid fire spread across West Central Texas.

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  Crime

  Felony Assault and Drug Possession Top Booking Report

  Corrections officers at the Tom Green County Jail report 18 bookings in the past 24 hours, including charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, drug possession, and unauthorized use of a vehicle.

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  Politics

  Darby Files Legislation to Remove Red Tape on Nurse Practitioners, Expand Health Care Options 

  AUSTIN, TX — Representative Drew Darby (R-San Angelo) filed House Bill 3794, what he called a transformative piece of legislation, designed to improve healthcare access and increase patient choice across Texas. Senator Mayes Middleton (R-Galveston) has filed the companion bill in the Texas Senate – Senate Bill 1859. 

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