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The Coleman County Sheriff's Office has announced that it and the Santa Anna Police Department are searching for a man suspected of committing robbery at a Santa Anna game room. They have posted a pic...

Angelo State University is set to celebrate Homecoming 2024 with a week filled with events that the public can participate in. Tonight at 7 p.m., there will be a memorial ceremony to mark the passing ...

The trial for a San Angelo man accused of killing his wife in November, 2022 is underway. 37-year-old Christopher Wise is accused of causing the death of Christie Feland by striking her with his hand,...

The City of San Angelo has announced that another section of Glenna Street will temporarily have its lanes reduced, the latest in a series of road work developments that have swept through the street ...

A two car crash happened on Sunday afternoon in the Johnson Street and Dena Drive intersection in front of Angelo State University. The two vehicles involved were a red Mitsubishi and a maroon Ford. B...

Early voting begins today in San Angelo, allowing residents to vote ahead of Election Day 2024. Monday's early voting hours are from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. According to election information on the Tom Gr...

Another 56 Big Lots stores across 27 states are slated for closure, according to the latest filings by the retailer. THAT INCLUDES THE LOCATION IN SAN ANGELO. It's been more than a month since the Ohi...

San Angelo Fire Department members were recognized for their bravery at the San Angelo City Council meeting on Tuesday. Three members of the rescue team that worked to save five people from dangerous ...

Jeremy Valgardson, Director of the San Angelo Regional Airport, will leave his position at the end of the month to serve as the Assistant Airport Director at Corpus Christi International Airport. Valg...

Retail theft is on the rise in Texas and experts say it's costing the state big bucks. Comal County District Attorney Jennifer Tharp says that means the state lost out on 372-million dollars in sales ...