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ID of San Angelo fire victim still pending
Identification of the victim from a January fire in San Angelo is still pending, an official said. The city Fire Marshal's Office is awaiting positive identification before the name of the victim can be released to the public, Fire Marshal Billy Clemons said in an email Thursday. On Jan. 10, emergency responders were dispatched to an morning fire at 2504 N. Bell St., according to a Jan. 13 Standard-Times story . Preliminary reports indicated space heaters may have contributed to the fire that claimed a person's life. Fire officials have reminded residents to use caution when operating heating devices in enclosed spaces. More: Name released of man accused of arson, firefighter recovering after incident in Snyder The Fire Marshal's Office has encouraged the community to follow space heater safety tips: Always use space heaters according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Ensure space heaters have automatic shut-off features. Keep heaters at least three feet away from flammable materials. Never leave heaters unattended. More: What to know about the red flag warning, high winds expected Friday in San Angelo This article originally appeared on San Angelo Standard-Times: ID of San Angelo fire victim still pending
Rock 108
Police Speak Out: Spring Breakers Cause Chaos on Texas Shores
Kids these days, am I right? It turns out that Texas teens are causing a ruckus in Galveston beaches by their unruly behavior and often-violent tendencies. You see, it all comes from a recent post from the Galveston Police Department urging drivers to travel with extreme caution and expect heavy traffic buildup from what they call an "unsanctioned" senior skip day. Take a look:
FOX West Texas
San Angelo icon, Kregg "Crab" Black, has died
SAN ANGELO, Texas — Tributes to a San Angelo legend began Wednesday after the community learned of the death of Kregg Black. "He was such a nice man. I'll definitely miss him waving at us," a post on Facebook said. " Please San Angelo, Mr. Craig Black deserves a mural painting of him."
Law & Crime
Son used deer meat request to distract father before whacking him to death with 15-pound dumbbell just one day after bonding out of jail for stabbing police K-9
The younger Smith admitted to killing his father on Jan. 24, 2022, by "distracting" him under the guise of looking for deer meat and then hitting him in the head three times with a dumbbell. The post Son used deer meat request to distract father before whacking him to death with 15-pound dumbbell just one day after bonding out of jail for stabbing police K-9 first appeared on Law & Crime .