Good morning, San Angelo.

Corrections officers at Tom Green County Jail reported 9 bookings in the past 24 hours — the charges include smuggling persons, assault on a family or household member with a previous conviction and obstruction of property seizure, leaving 423 individuals in custody.

Central High School senior Korbin Jastrow won the 2025 Congressional Art Competition and her artwork, 'The Exception' (celebrating Texas agriculture and wildflowers), will be on display in the U.S. Capitol for one year.

The Alcohol & Drug Awareness Center for the Concho Valley and the Concho Valley CARES Coalition will host a free youth leadership camp at the Girl Scouts of Central Texas facility, 304 W.

Ave. A—third to fifth graders attend from June 16-20 and sixth to eighth graders attend from June 23-27, with sessions from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday-Friday, free lunch and snacks provided, and registration closing on May 29.

During Monday evening's meeting, four San Angelo ISD trustees were sworn in and the board unanimously re-elected Dr. Taylor Kingman as president following the May 3 election—Judge Gonzalo Rios administered the oath.

The Angelo State University cheer team invites local students from pre-K through 12 to join its Football Spirit Day on Saturday, Sept.

20. Registration is now open online and the event will feature a cheer clinic from 8:30 to 11 a.m.—with a pregame tailgate and the chance to perform with the team and receive game tickets.

Oil and gas companies are seeking legal protection as Texas nears the use of treated fracking water to ease shortages.

San Angelo Rep. Drew Darby’s bill passed the House earlier and awaits a Senate debate so companies can treat and sell the water without extra liability — while experts warn that permits may not fully protect public safety.

The San Angelo City Council will swear in newly elected officials today at 8:30 a.m. at McNease Convention Center as Mayor Brenda Gunter presents election certificates and Judge Jay Daniel administers oaths following the May 3 canvassing that named Tom Thompson mayor, Patrick Keely for District 4, and Mary Coffey who ran unopposed—while a runoff for District 2 is set for June 7.

The #2 Wall Hawks Baseball team swept Idalou with an 11-1 win on Saturday after a 10-0 shutout on Friday to bring their record to 29-5.

They will face Jacksboro in a best-of-three series—game one is Friday afternoon in Graham and games two and three in Brownwood on Saturday.

The #1 Angelo State Rams baseball team advanced to the Super Regional for the fifth consecutive season after beating St. Edward’s by one run in each game of the regional final—winning a shutout of 1 to 0 on Friday and an 8 to 7 win on Saturday.

They will host UT-Tyler in a best three-game series starting Thursday night.

Beginners’ Crochet Class

12-3 p.m. — Goodfellow Arts and Crafts Center — No cost information available — Get ready to learn or refresh your crochet skills in this fun class.

Prep Academy Dance Recital

12-3 p.m. — Murphey Performance Hall — Affordable tickets available — Experience the excitement of the Prep Academy Dance Recital in a vibrant showcase of talent.

On-Site Tour at Baptist Retirement Community

9 AM – 7 PM — Baptist Retirement Community — Free entry — Explore a welcoming faith-based community for seniors with exceptional dining and activities.

Infrastructure and Safety Summit

12:00 a.m. — Howard College — $50 entry (tuition-free for select courses) — Engage in vital classes for professionals in infrastructure, safety, and disaster management.

Nikki Heath Live at Angoria Hotel

7 PM – 1 AM — Angoria Hotel — Ticket info not specified — Experience an eclectic blend of rock, soul, country, and R&B with award-winning artist Nikki Heath.