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More affordable housing is coming soon near to downtown, Yesterday the city council approved a zone change to allow multifamily residential housing to be built on 2-acres on Oakes Street, across from Fort Concho. There are plans to build a 40 unit complex on the land with construction to start in... (read more)

City officials say construction is ready to begin on the Ave. P detention pond project. The city will be holding a groundbreaking ceremony Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Ave. P project site which is located off Old Knickerbocker Rd. near Ener-Tel Services and O Reilly Auto Parts. This ceremo... (read more)

Residents can offer their thoughts on a proposed housing development competing for state tax credits during a town hall meeting on Thursday, January 30th. The forum will be at 6 p.m. at the McNease Convention Center. Citizens will hear details about the proposed project vying for funding. The hou... (read more)

Final preparations are underway for this year's San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo. With an all-new Carnival, the Sneak-a-Peek and First Rodeo performance are set for Thursday, January 30th. This will be the 88th annual Rodeo. This year s rodeo will include 12 performances and the Xtreme Bulls perf... (read more)

A unanimous vote of the San Angelo city council Tuesday morning brought approval to purchase portable traffic signals to install at the intersection of South Koenigheim and West Harris. The normal signal was damaged in an accident in early January and since then, there have been numerous acciden... (read more)

The Angelo State Rams basketball team rebounded from a loss last Thursday and earned a good win on the road at Eastern New Mexico 74-70. The Rams improve to 11-3 overall and 7-3 in the LSC. The featured 18 lead changes and 13 ties but the Rams pulled away in the final five minutes with a 12-0 run... (read more)