Good morning, San Angelo.

Angelo State University was recognized again by The Princeton Review as one of the top colleges for undergraduates, marking its 18th straight year earning the honor.

The university said the accolade (based on student feedback) comes as it nears its centennial in 2028.

Texas schools now follow new UIL heat-safety guidelines that use Wet Bulb Globe Temperature readings & require extra water breaks and limits on outdoor activities to help reduce heat illness risk for student athletes.

The rules became mandatory this school year.

Congressman August Pfluger presented the Congressional Bronze Medal to Mason High School student Sabina Perez today at the school, honoring her dedication and service through the Congressional Award Program.

The medal recognizes her outstanding achievement and leadership among young citizens.

Seven people from India, Nigeria, Peru and Mexico became U.S. citizens Wednesday when they took the Oath of Allegiance at the O.C.

Fisher Federal Building in San Angelo (11 a.m.). U.S. Magistrate Judge John R. Parker led the ceremony in the division courtroom.

Goodfellow Air Force Base warned residents not to be alarmed by sirens and traffic delays when base personnel + San Angelo first responders conducted an emergency drill Wednesday, part of ongoing preparedness efforts.

Local leaders met Tuesday at the Cactus Hotel to discuss plans for new data centers.

Former Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush said all three centers are unlikely to be built due to water, electricity, noise and economic concerns, and lawmakers may introduce new rules when they reconvene in January 2027.

Health officials warn residents after a dog in Bentwood Country Club & Estates encountered a deceased bat that tested positive for rabies; pet owners should update vaccinations and avoid contact with wild animals.

Today the Cross Country Coaches Association of Texas released state rankings for high school cross country, showing competitive placements for girls and boys across Class 6A to Class 1A—six Concho Valley schools are featured on the list.

West Texas high school football brings exciting matchups this week, including the 100th meeting between Abilene High and San Angelo Central at home and Lake View’s opener at Fort Stockton, with key games showcasing rising talent + fueling local rivalries.