Angelo State Tennis Exits ITA D-II Nationals
Three Angelo State University players were eliminated in the Round of 32 at the inaugural ITA Division II Singles and Doubles National Championships in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
San Angelo News
In San Angelo, home to historic Fort Concho, coverage here follows city government, Tom Green County, San Angelo ISD, agriculture, business and public safety. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the city and surrounding communities.
Sports
Angelo State Tops Eastern New Mexico 20-7
Angelo State held off a lightning-delayed, rain-soaked game at LeGrand Stadium to improve to 4-6 overall.
Crime
Two Men Arrested in San Angelo Burglary Case
Tom Green County deputies arrested Isaiah Wyatt and Conner Levario after a break-in at a Wall store linked to burglaries across West and Central Texas.
Automotive
Dodge Journey, Pickup Collide in San Angelo
Two red Dodge vehicles collided at South Koenigheim Street and West Twohig Avenue in San Angelo on Monday morning, with no injuries reported.
Lifestyle
Live Poll
Have you checked your space heaters for safety features recently?
Fire Marshal Warns on Heat Lamp and Heater Use
San Angelo's fire marshal urges residents to check cords and replace older or unsafe space heaters.
Business
KSAN Food Drive Collects 1,972 Pounds of Food
The November 6 drive at Food King in San Angelo supplied the Concho Valley Regional Food Bank ahead of the holiday season.
This section follows city council decisions, the Tom Green County courts and San Angelo ISD alongside the ranching, energy and healthcare employers that anchor the regional economy. From The Bluffs and Santa Rita to College Hills and PaulAnn, neighborhood coverage extends into Irion County and Sterling County where stories cross the line. Ranching and the wool and mohair industries shape land use, water policy and agricultural commerce in ways that distinguish San Angelo's economic coverage from most Texas cities of comparable size. Water supply, energy development and school district resources are the recurring subjects in local government reporting.
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