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The Business Section primarily focuses on local business news, trends and broader issues impacting business in San Angelo and the Concho Valley. It will cover larger economic issues, and happenings that indirectly impact the region.
Landowners impacted by the Permian Basin 765kV transmission lines will benefit from the recent Texas election results.
State-mandated financial disclosures filed in February require candidates and elected officials to detail all of the executive roles in businesses they hold.
IDE Technologies hopes to revolutionize—and privatizesupply of water.
FROM INSIDE CLIMATE NEWS: FracTracker and Public Citizen identified 35 permitting actions taken by regulators in Texas in the weeks after Gov. Greg Abbott ordered a moratorium.
Study shows nine of the 15 counties with the largest five-year wage increases are in the High Plains and West Texas.
As the San Angelo housing market sees some major expansion ahead of the looming data center demand, regular folks are feeling the pinch of high fuel and grocery prices triggered by economic policies in Washington, D.C., and the programs that once existed to help make ends meet are rapidly being defunded.
According to the Urban Institute’s most recent Well-Being and Basic Needs Survey, renters everywhere are struggling.
And to add to the stress, many employers, including many major chains in San Angelo, traditionally underpay their employees, according to human resources experts.
The share of working-age adults, aged 18-64, who are having trouble paying rent increased in 2025, with 20 percent or renters reporting they did could not pay the full amount of rent, or were late with a payment, at some point in the year noting that figure represents a significant increase from 2024 (16.5 percent), and the highest figure observed since the WBNS began tracking this metric.