Good morning, San Angelo.

Optimum is offering free Wi‑Fi and power charging at PaulAnn Church on 2531 Smith Blvd for residents affected by flooding—employees are also distributing water as power and internet services have been disrupted.

Police confirmed 62-year-old Tanya Burwick as the first death linked to the historic floods—her body was found at 9:15 a.m. on July 5 near Bell Street after her SUV was submerged, and officials noted that over 12,100 structures were affected.

Flooding rains along the Guadalupe River killed 27 people—18 adults and 9 children—on Friday and Saturday and rescue teams continue to search for missing individuals including 27 campers from Camp Mystic while San Angelo officials report that the northeast area was hard hit with one resident still missing and local shelters remain open to help.

Many residents in northeast San Angelo neighborhoods scrambled Friday morning to locate loved ones and pets as city workers responded to flood conditions — emergency crews continue to monitor the situation.

Red, White & Blue Color Run

9-10 a.m. — Mathis Sports and Fitness Center — Sign up required — Dash, splash, and color your world in this vibrant color run event for DoD Cardholders.

Marcos Orozco and Grupo Rebelde Live Concert

7-10 p.m. — Koronazz — $25 presale / $30 at door — Experience the passion and rhythm of Tejano music with a high-energy performance.

Monsters of Mathis Powerlifting Seminar

5:30 p.m. — Mathis Sports and Fitness Center — Sign-up required — Strengthen your skills with powerlifting pros before the upcoming event.