Crashes 75-Year-Old Pedestrian Fatally Struck by Semi-Truck in Fisher County A 75-year-old man died Wednesday evening after being struck by a semi-truck. Read more
Crime Injury to Child/Elderly/Disabled, Third or More DWI, and Family Violence Assault Lead Bookings Corrections officers at the Tom Green County Jail report 18 bookings in the past 24 hours. Read more
San Angelo Air Force Member with San Angelo Ties Seeks Help After Wife's 3-Month ICE Detention Active-duty Airman with San Angelo ties pleads for help: Wife detained by ICE for 3 months while nursing their 1-year-old son. Read more
San Angelo K-POP Warriors Live Show to Make Appearance in San Angelo A “K-Pop Demon Hunters”-themed live show will make an appearance in San Angelo on Sunday, Feb. 15. Read more
Sports Dallas Mavericks Trade Anthony Davis After Only 29 Games Anthony Davis, the centerpiece of the Dallas Mavericks' widely ridiculed Luka Doncic trade, has now been traded as well. Read more
Crime San Angelo Police Seek Public's Help Identifying Motorcycle Theft Suspect San Angelo Police seek public help identifying a male person of interest in a motorcycle theft. Read more
San Angelo 9 Puppies Abandoned at San Angelo Animal Shelter as Facility Faces Overcapacity Crisis Nine puppies were found abandoned in a cardboard box at San Angelo Animal Services early Wednesday. Read more
Crime Lake Brownwood Woman Arrested After Shooting Man in Chest A woman has been arrested after shooting a man in the chest in the town of Lake Brownwood on Tuesday. Read more
San Angelo Registration Open for 2026 RISE Run in San Angelo Ready to run? 2026 RISE Run registration is live. Read more
Crime 18-Year-Old Arrested in Sterling City High School AG Shop Burglary Teen arrested in high school AG shop burglary. Read more
Texas Gov. Abbott: Texas Families Can Now Apply for Education Freedom Accounts Applications are open for Texas’ $1B Education Freedom Account program. Read more
San Angelo Dr. Mark Covey to Present Annual Solo Voice Recital at ASU Catch a free ASU music faculty solo voice recital this Thursday. Read more
Education TEA Warns Districts of Potential State Takeovers for Encouraging Student Protests After student walkouts in Austin, the Texas Education Agency on Tuesday warned school districts that they could be taken over by the state if they help facilitate students walking out of class to attend protests. Read more
