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Pointed public comments over a proposed first-ever right-of-way Infrastructure fee were expressed Wednesday morning during a San Angelo City Council meeting.
At least 10 inmates died from heat-related reasons in the scorching summers between 2023 and 2025, the lawsuit alleged. The agency disputes this figure, instead attributing the causes to drug overdoses or other medical conditions.
A piece of San Angelo history is celebrating a re-grand opening this week. The historic Lone Wolf Bridge, which was retired from vehicle traffic several years ago, recently underwent a restoration for pedestrian use…
This is the organization’s first facility outside of Tom Green County.
A brief history of Labor Day in Texas and the United States.
Airsho offers attendees a chance to get close to the aircraft and see them perform.
Attention theatre fans: Angelo Civic Theatre’s production of Rogers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella opens tonight: Friday, Sept. 4.
The production stars Kristin Capps in the lead role, who has a very pleasing voice. Reagan Oaks stars as the Prince; Omba Kipke as the King, Margaret Pfiel as the Queen, Barbara Coleman as the Stepmother, Delorah Latham as Portia, Hera Olson as Joy, and the lovely Trina Medellin Delgado plays the Fairy Godmother.
Officials estimate the fees will generate approximately $10.5 million annually.
Observations justify lifting quarantine and movement restrictions, as control measures have been effective, officials say.
Funded by a federal grant, City Council voted to move forward with more than $11 million in improvements at the San Angelo Regional Airport that will convert a former runway into a taxiway and begin planning for a potential new air traffic control tower.
At some point when I wasn’t paying close-enough attention, it seems a decision was quietly made to dispense with the “old” part of Old Christoval Road, where signage and online mapping are concerned…
Commemoration will follow the timeline of events along the East Coast that morning.
Dudra Butler gives her two cents on recalls in this piece: “Theres no question that the recall efforts are based on one issue: data centers. But, when I look at Harry Thomas’ career – over 10 years on council – I have a hard time thinking that it’s okay to try and get rid of him over one issue.”
Trump Administration to Withold $9.8 Billion in Medicaid Funding from Texas
From the AP: Rain fell across parts of Texas and Louisiana on Tuesday as Tropical Storm Edouard moved toward the Gulf Coast, bringing the possibility of flooding as it was expected to strengthen significantly and possibly reach hurricane force, the National Hurricane Center warned.
Meals has 119 volunteers with one to five years of service, 100 volunteers with five to nine years of service, 68 volunteers with 10 to 19 years of service, 36 volunteers with up to 29 years of service, and 31 volunteers with 30 to 50 years of service.
Will run from Glen Rose to Forsan to the Drill Hole Switch NW or Orla in Far West Texas.
More than 7,900 Tom Green County voters are currently in suspense — 10.81% of 73,314.
Project is part of the Capital Improvements Plan and includes roadway and pedestrian upgrades all the way from Paint Rock Road to South Chadbourne St.
Learn What Abbott, Hinojosa are saying about their education priorities from The Texas Tribune.
City Council to consider airport upgrades, submission of a recall petition, and a public hearing on setting the property-tax rate.
Plenty of fun activities for the family slated this month at local museums.
San Angelo Chamber of Commerce president and CEO Steve Ahlenius is no longer with the organization effective immediately.
Several attendees said they were expecting a more traditional town hall format, with a dedicated question-and-answer time.
Campaigns are making several stops in our area where folks can meet and greet the candidates working to unseat incumbents in the midterm elections.
Former prosecutor has served as a Travis County commissioner and then county judge. She is now a three-term state senator running against North Texas real-estate developer Don Huffhines.
ANALYSIS AND COMMENTARY:
“Our problem with the fee is not so much the inevitable “all taxes are bad” argument — that most juvenile summation of civic responsibility.
I am more than happy to pay my $15 per month to keep the roads maintained. Our problem with the fee arrived when we learned that real money-makers like HEB — one of, if not “the” busiest spots in town, will be assessed a mere $350 dollars per month, and all roads in this town lead to HEB.”
River Fest 2026 opens Sept. 19, along the banks of the Concho River downtown.
If a bat gets inside your home contact Animal Services immediately…
The public hates them, but getting rid of flock cameras isn’t simple.
