San Angelo

Texas Transportation Code is clear. It might save time, but it can get you in legal trouble if you cut through a parking lot to avoid a stoplight in Texas.

We've all heard of the phenomenon known as cattle mutilations. As the common narrative goes, ranchers find cattle with organs removed as if with surgical precision. There is often little or no blood. It is unnerving to know that these mysterious events have happened here in our area.

According to the United States Department of Agriculture, there are about 62,000 sheep in the Concho Valley region. There are also approximately 700,000 head of cattle. You won't find any active ostrich farms, however. It wasn't always that way

A few short years ago, big retailers like Party City and Bed Bath And Beyond always felt like they would be around forever. The Covid epidemic and quarantine changed all that forever. A year with no parties took its toll on retail giant Party City. Then came the ongoing supply chain issues. Same-store sales figures plummeted. As a result, on January 17, 2023, Party City filed for bankruptcy protection.

Because fragments of meteorites are so rare, finding one on your property could be your lucky day. Actually, the day the meteorite landed on your property and didn't hit you was probably your lucky day.

Overall, prices are 7.3 cents a gallon higher than a month ago and 18.3 cents a gallon lower than a year ago. Experts say don't get used to it. Where are prices going, and where do you need to go to find the lowest gas prices in San Angelo and Texas? We have answers.

According to an Out of Reach report, there is no state in the US where a full-time minimum wage worker can afford a modest two-bedroom rental home. in 91% of US counties, a full-time minimum wage worker cannot even afford a modest one-bedroom apartment

One thing is for sure, Tom Green County residents overall are gaining weight faster than in some other areas. For now, we're not in the danger zone.

It is impossible to drive through San Angelo without noticing that train tracks run right through the city's heart. It is not hard to imagine a major derailment here could cause big trouble.

Both Lawn Love and Texas Monthly did articles about how this city or that city would survive a zombie apocalypse. Neither of them listed San Angelo. Since we're not that big a city, we often get left off these lists. We used their stats to find an answer for San Angelo.