Good morning, San Angelo.

Trudo’s Religious Store, a local business that has served the community for 46 years, will close permanently by the end of 2026 with the final closure date yet to be announced.

Angelo State University's Theatre opens its fall season with 'After/Caesar' on Thursday, Oct.

1. The play shows begin at 8 p.m. Oct. 1 to 3 and Oct. 8 to 10 with a final matinee on Oct. 11; tickets cost $10 for the public + $5 for students not from ASU.

Moisture from Hurricane Polo is sparking heavy rain — increasing flash flood risks in West Texas today as tropical moisture spreads from Mexico, with repeated storms forecast through Wednesday.

The San Angelo Health Foundation announced a $1.6M award to nine Concho Valley organizations today.

The funds will support local health projects.

Angelo State Rams overcame No. 17 Western Oregon in overtime last Saturday with a 29-28 upset, highlighted by Ayden Arp’s game-winning two-point conversion—coach Jeff Girsch praised the team on Monday.

The Rams will host No. 12 Central Washington on Saturday, Oct. 3 at LeGrand Stadium.

Angelo State University’s men’s basketball team has announced its 2026-27 schedule with 12 home games at the Junell Center.

The schedule starts with an exhibition against Arlington Baptist on Nov. 3 and a home opener against Sul Ross State on Nov. 20 — season tickets go on sale Sept. 30.

San Angelo Central junior Zey Johnson broke his school’s rushing record on Friday by running for 351 yards and scoring five touchdowns in the Bobcats’ 52-29 win over Belton.

He surpassed a previous record of 338 yards and now boosts his team's prospects for upcoming games.

Last week, tough football games across the Concho Valley saw record-breaking plays and exciting finishes as Lake View lost a close overtime game to Big Spring, Ballinger clinched a 41-22 win over Reagan County, and Forsan upset defending champions Ozona with standout local performances.