Are You Concerned About Today’s TikTok Challenge Threat Here in San Angelo?
A viral TikTok trend is leading to school districts across the country canceling classes today including here in Texas.
In a story from usnews.com, the Associa
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Homeowner Shoots Police Officer and Found Not Guilty of Murder in Midland
This is a tragic story.
This week, a Midland homeowner was found not guilty of murder in a fatal police officer shooting at his residence back in 2019.
The ju
No Charges for Suspects Who Brought Guns to Austin Shooting
What kind of message does this send?
Less than two weeks ago, a tourist was killed, and more than a dozen were wounded in a mass shooting on 6th Street in down
Battleship Texas Closed, Tilting As Crews Work To Plug Leaks
LA PORTE, Texas (AP) — Battleship Texas survived two world wars, but her latest mission is a fight against old age and decay.
State Improves Slightly In Child Well-Being Report
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A much-watched annual report shows Texas making slight improvements but still remaining among the 10 worst states to be a kid.
Texas Tourist Drowns In German Capital
BERLIN (AP) — Berlin police say a 20-year-old American tourist has drowned after trying to swim across a river in the heart of the German capital.
State Mulls Non-Jail Options For Those Who Can’t Pay Fines
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Texas locks up more people who can't afford to pay tickets and fines than any other state.
No Skydiving For Bush 41 Today!
KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine (AP) — Former President George H.W. Bush is celebrating his 93rd birthday with family on the Maine coast.
Memorial To Honor 15 Killed In Texas Fertilizer Plant Blast
DALLAS (AP) — Work has begun on a memorial to honor the 15 people killed in the 2013 fertilizer plant explosion in the Central Texas city of West.
Texan Convicted Of Smuggling HGH In Missouri
ST. LOUIS (AP) — A Texas man has been found guilty in federal court in Missouri of smuggling human growth hormone to patients, including professional wrestlers.