Good morning, San Angelo.

El Paisano #4 will open soon in the former Napoli's building on Knickerbocker Road, offering fresh dining options for local residents.

A new data center is set to boost San Angelo’s economy by drawing tech investment — initial reports also show a spike in RV sales that local officials say reflect growing consumer confidence in the area’s economic diversification.

Angelo State University recognized hundreds of full-time students on the Fall 2025 Dean's List for earning a GPA of 3.25 or higher.

The official list highlights honorees from West Texas and nearby areas and is available on the university website.

A&M has removed Plato's writings from its philosophy classes because of a new Texas education policy.

The decision updates the curriculum to meet state guidelines.

The City of San Angelo reminds families to remove flowers & personal items from graves at Fairmount Cemetery before Jan.

14. Staff will begin cleaning on Jan. 15 and will store any left items for one week before discarding them, with items eligible for return starting Jan. 30.

Millions in new funding will soon reach rural hospitals in Texas including Concho County Hospital in Eden & help upgrade equipment and recruit providers to care for uninsured patients as officials plan to stabilize critical services in at-risk communities.

Arden Animal Clinic in San Angelo has ended its after-hours emergency care effective immediately—clients needing urgent attention after 7:30 a.m. should visit Arden South Animal Clinic or use nearby designated services for emergencies.

Sunset Plaza, a 92,000 sqft shopping center in San Angelo anchored by Target & hosting retailers like Ross and HomeGoods, was sold to a private investor from Mexico City; Hanley Investment Group secured a long-term lease extension with Petco to strengthen the deal.

Angelo State's Rambelles — after falling to Texas Woman’s on Jan.

4 — played against Cameron at Aggie Gym in Lawton on Jan. 8 and will face Oklahoma Christian at Payne Athletic Center in Edmond on Saturday.

West Texas’ 2025 All-Cover 1 Football Team names top players, spotlighting standout performances from Wall—where co-offensive MVPs led the state title run—and San Angelo Central’s defensive leader; selections reflect season records and future recruitment commitments.

17th Annual West Texas Tattoo Convention

11 a.m. – 8 p.m. — McNease Convention Center — Tickets start at $84 — Celebrate tattoo art with performances and vibrant displays at this local favorite event.