Small storm chances will re-enter the forecast beginning Thursday night with those chances extending into the weekend......
75% of the worlds tornados occur in the United States, causing an
average of 70 fatalities and 1,500 injuries annually. Officials say now
is the prime time for twisters due to warm air the...
Generations of San Angelo school students have learned tornado drills -- as part of their school instruction....
This week -- we're looking at how the institute that carries former first lady Laura Bush's name is changing the way women in west Texas look at health care. Through education and...
The TLCAs elementary campus hosted a flag dedication this afternoon....
We're feeling the heat as the mercury rises but animals are often more sensitive to high temperatures. KSAN's Senora Scott has more on heat stress in cattle and some measures that can be taken to ...
The Better Business Bureau has been overwhelmed with phone calls from people who have received text messages from individuals- or people posing as representatives of First Community Federal Credit...
Tonight will be mostly clear and warm with a low of 72. Tomorrow will be mostly sunny with a high of 97....
The EF5 tornado that swept through Moore, Oklahoma is the latest reminder of the power of Mother Nature.It also brings up of the importance of planning for severe weather here in the Concho Valley....
The National Weather Service has confirmed that the tornado that caused damage in Brown County last night was an EF-1...
According to the San Angelo Fire Department, it was a close call for one local resident Friday morning. A house fire broke out in the 3500 block of Tanglewood before sunrise. Fire crews were called to the fire just before three A.M. Authorities believe it was an electrical problem that sparked the fire that was primarily confined to the attic of the house. The fire department credits a "working" smoke detector inside the home for alerting the residents about the danger. No one was injured during this accident. 