Good morning, San Angelo.

Sunset Mall lost another store on Tuesday, Feb.

3 when Bath & Body Works at 4001 Sunset Drive was shuttered — its storefront was covered by a black tarp while a second location at 4175 Sunset Drive remains open.

San Angelo radio station Q99.5 ended its 12-year Tejano music run on Feb.

1 by switching to a Christian adult contemporary format called Spirit of Truth Radio. Co-owner Tony Cuellar said the change supports mission-focused programming & collaboration with local churches.

Angelo State announced its signing class by adding 22 high school athletes (Feb.

5) in a move that underscores its commitment to local talent. The new recruits are expected to boost the team’s performance next season.

Angelo State University changed its scholarship rules to allow more incoming freshmen and transfers to qualify and added about $1 million to the annual awards for Fall 2026.

Students will learn their awards in early February with complete details provided mid-February.

Texas Department of Public Safety will boost patrols on Sunday, Feb.

8 from 12:01 a.m. until midnight during the Super Bowl weekend to enforce laws and urge fans to drive sober & buckle up. The move is part of the nationwide CARE program following last year’s enforcement efforts.

Central Bobcats head coach Mark Smith was named the 2026 Region 2-6A Coach of the Year on Thursday after turning the team around from a 1-9 record to an 8-4 season with a playoff trophy.

The San Angelo Independent School District announced the honor on Facebook.

The Angelo State Rams beat Western New Mexico 63-52 at the Junell Center at Stephens Arena on Thursday.

McWright’s clutch free throws — with less than three minutes remaining — secured the win as the Rams improved to a 14-10 record.

Angelo State Rambelles beat Western New Mexico 79-47 on Thursday at the Junell Center (Stephens Arena).

The team extended its win streak to five games and will host Sul Ross State Saturday, Feb. 7 at the same venue.

Angelo State announced 22 high school signings for its 2026 football roster on Thursday in San Angelo (players include standouts from Stephenville, Odessa Permian, Midland Legacy and Llano) as it builds on last season’s Lone Star Conference success.

Angelo State softball teams make their home debut this weekend when they host the George & Ola McCorkle Challenge at Mayer Softball Field on Victory Lane; ticket options include $25 tournament passes and single-game tickets, honoring longtime fan Ola who passed away in December.

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.

SATLCA Boys Varsity Basketball Game Against Wall

7:15 p.m. — Wall High School — Admission likely required — Watch an exciting conference matchup as SATLCA faces off against Wall in varsity basketball.

February League Challenge

Best of three rounds — Phat Catz Gaming — $20 Entry — Compete for Championship points on your path to becoming a Pokemon World Champion.

SATLCA Varsity Baseball Game

1-2:45 a.m. — 8065 Loop 570, San Angelo, TX — Free entry — Catch the Wall varsity baseball team facing off against San Angelo Texas Leadership Charter Academy in a thrilling home conference matchup.

Bid and Boogie 2026

6-8 p.m. — Sports Next Level — $44.50 — Celebrate with live disco music, games, and auctions at this all-American themed event.