Good morning, San Angelo.

Yesterday, the 2025 San Angelo Stock Show Premium Sale broke its record at Spur Arena by selling 222 lots for $1.25 million, benefiting livestock show contestants.

The top eight winners received over $160,000 and the Grand Champion Steer by Aniston Floyd fetched $52,000—possibly a record for this event.

A bull named Surprised fell in the championship round at the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo on Friday and was euthanized after an on-site veterinarian confirmed a severe spinal injury—rodeo officials expressed sadness and asked for support for Pickett Pro Rodeo.

During Friday’s San Angelo Rodeo finals at CRC Roofers Coliseum, a bull named Surprised fell and suffered a spinal episode that led on-site veterinarian Dr. Edmiston to order its humane euthanasia—announced Saturday morning by the rodeo association.

Texas Angel's Boutique at 221 South Chadbourne Street + will showcase its showroom at the end of the San Angelo Rodeo and debut a new line of summer clothing for local shoppers.

Corrections officers at Tom Green County Jail reported 25 bookings in the past 24 hours with charges including intoxication assault with serious bodily injury, burglary of a habitation, assault on hospital personnel, and violations of sex offender registration (the jail currently holds 449 individuals).

Tessa Koskovich, James Bouligny, and Lucas Banda from the LIVE!

Rodeo Team had fun playing games at the Western Finance Carnival at the San Angelo Rodeo Fairgrounds today. James interviewed trainer Nickitta Fuentes as a sea lion kissed Tessa on the cheek—they also threw darts, rode the Farris Wheel, and Tessa enjoyed a corn dog.

A study by Home Energy Club will release its findings Monday after surveying over 1,500 Texans in February.

The survey shows that San Angelo, Abilene and Wichita Falls face electricity costs of about 16 cents per kilowatt-hour, leading to monthly bills above $220—extreme weather and older housing contribute to these high rates—and efforts to reduce costs may be explored in the future.

Bradlee Miller, the No. 2 bareback rider from Huntsville, won the San Angelo Cinch Chute-Out on April 19 with a 92-point ride on J Bar J Rodeo's Straight Stick.

He aims to finish the regular season atop the world standings and will compete for the gold buckle in December.

Tessa Koskovich and Ryan Chadwick explained the rodeo's final results and gave exclusive interviews with champions – T.J.

Gray, Shad Mayfield, Sage Allen and Kassie Mowry – while previewing tonight's Cinch Shootout inside the Coliseum.

San Angelo Lake View’s Kentrell Johnson finished second in the 200-meter dash on Saturday at the Region I-4A championships at Texas Tech University, recording a time of 21.77 seconds and qualifying him for the UIL Track Meet in Austin on May 1 (Mike A.

Myers Stadium). He tied for the fastest time of 21.40 seconds in Friday’s prelims.

Business Brown Bag: Effective Communication Strategies

12-1 p.m. — Small Business Development Center ASU — Free entry — Explore communication strategies for multi-generational teams to enhance collaboration and productivity.

Conjunto Relincho & Polo Urias Live

9 p.m. — Club El Patrón — Ticket prices vary — Experience a thrilling night of regional music with Conjunto Relincho and Polo Urias.

Brodie Lane Concert

8 PM - 2 AM — City Limits — Check for ticket prices — Experience the roots-rock and Americana vibes from Brodie Lane's talented lineup.

Keith Nieto Live in San Angelo

8 p.m. — Club El Patron — Ticket prices may vary — Experience a vibrant night of regional music that promises to elevate your spirits.

San Angelo Chorus: World Without End

5:30-8:30 p.m. — Murphey Performance Hall — Ticket prices vary — Experience a captivating performance by the San Angelo Chorus.

Footloose Musical

2:00 – 11:30 PM — Murphey Performance Hall — Ticket prices vary — Experience the excitement of the Footloose musical live in San Angelo.

Footloose Musical

2-6 p.m. — Murphey Performance Hall — Ticket prices vary — Experience the lively performance of Footloose in San Angelo.

Jazz Night Happy Hour

6-8 p.m. — San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts — $10 general admission, $5 seniors, free for students and military — Enjoy the big band sounds of the West Texas Jazz Orchestra at an enchanting evening.

Continuum Dance Performance

6:30-10:30 p.m. — Murphey Performance Hall — 100% backed ticket pricing — Experience the elegance of the Continuum Dance Company in a stunning venue.

Chris Knight Live Performance

4-8 p.m. — House of FiFi Du Bois — Tickets required — Enjoy an evening of live music with Chris Knight and experience local vibes.