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September 25, 2026: World Pharmacists Day, Texas FEMA assistance, and West Texas GameTime

San Angelo, TX · 09-25

KLST/KSAN

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City to host public meeting on College-Chadbourne intersection project

The City of San Angelo will host a public meeting Thursday afternoon to discuss roadwork scheduled to begin soon at the intersection of College Avenue and Chadbourne Street as the Chadbourne Street reconstruction project continues.

San Angelo, TX · 09-24

GoSanAngelo | Standard-Times

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George P. Bush on the future of West Texas growth | Opinion

West Texas has always been more than a place on the map to me. My Dad was born and raised in Midland and through my wife, Amanda, whose roots run deep in this part of the state, I have come to appreciate the values that define communities like San Angelo: self-reliance, common sense, hard work and a willingness to build for the future without losing sight of what makes a place worth calling home. That is why my recent trip to San Angelo mattered. West Texas is central to Texas’ past, present and future. It powers our economy, feeds our state and country, trains and employs generations of Texans, and remains a defining source of the independence that sets Texas apart. From energy and agriculture to military readiness, water stewardship and small business growth, the decisions made in and around West Texas carry consequences far beyond the region. The purpose of my visit to San Angelo and the Concho Valley was to listen, to learn and to have an honest conversation about the opportunities and responsibilities that come with investment in our communities. New technologies and infrastructure investments, including potential data center development in Tom Green County, could create meaningful

Texas · 09-23

KLST/KSAN

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San Angelo mayor thanks local, federal leadership for $20M Christoval Road grant

SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — San Angelo Mayor Tom Thompson has issued a statement thanking federal officials, Goodfellow Air Force Base leadership and City of San Angelo staff after a $20 million grant for improvements to Christoval Road was secured. In a statement given on the evening of Sept. 24, Thompson expressed appreciation […]

San Angelo, TX · 09-25

fox7austin.com

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2026 Election: New poll shows movement in several top Texas races

AUSTIN, Texas - A new poll shows the race for the U.S. Senate between Ken Paxton and James Talarico is now essentially tied. But the poll also shows a growing problem for one of the candidates within their own party. Ken Paxton vs James Talarico. What they're saying:. Our Battleground...

Texas · 09-22

The Fence Line

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Her Deed Gave Her a Road Across His Land, Then a Cedar Fence Went Up. A Texas Court Said She Never Proved It Blocked Her.

On December 6, 2022, a Hidalgo County woman came home, by her own account, to find laborers building a fence and cutting off access to her house. Her lot is landlocked. The next day she sued the man the crew worked for: her next-door neighbor, who is also her father-in-law.

Hidalgo County, TX · 09-23

The Texas Tribune

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With estranged husband on the ballot, Angela Paxton tells group of Texas women to vote GOP “even if we’re mad at them”

For the first time since announcing she was divorcing Ken Paxton, State Sen. Angela Paxton appears to be wading into the U.S. Senate race, encouraging a group of conservative women to vote for Republicans “even if we’re mad at them.”. Angela Paxton, a McKinney state senator, said she...

Texas · 09-22

fox7austin.com

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November midterms poll numbers

A new poll shows the race for the U.S. Senate between Ken Paxton and James Talarico is now essentially tied. But the poll also shows a growing problem for one of the candidates within their own party.

Texas · 09-22

Montana State News Network

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Be Thankful You Live in Montana: Garbage Trucks in Texas Are Being Equipped with AI Cameras for 'Code Violations'

The purpose of these cameras is to snap photos of homes the trucks pass by and AI detects "potential code violations." This would never happen in Montana... right?

Montana · 09-21

The Fence Line

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He Took Her Fence Down to Reach a Sewer Pipe, Then One of Her Posts Came Back on His Side. A Texas Court Made Him Pay.

A Harris County homeowner let the family next door take her boundary fence down. They had a sewage leak in their backyard and needed to reach the pipes underneath, so they asked permission first. She agreed, and the chain-link fence came out.

Harris County, TX · 09-23

The Fence Line

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A Hailstorm Left a Hairline Crack in Her Stucco, Then the HOA Sued Her Over the Color of the Patch. A Texas Court Undid It.

In September 2014 a hailstorm left a hairline crack in the exterior stucco of a Harris County home. The contractor the owner hired sealed it with transparent caulk. Fourteen months later her homeowners association sent a letter telling her to conceal the crack with paint within thirty days.

Harris County, TX · 09-23

KLST/KSAN

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Section of Chadbourne Street set to reopen Monday

After months of delay due to construction, a major section of Chadbourne Street is set to reopen to through traffic

San Angelo, TX · 09-23

The Fence Line

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A Cell Tower Went Up Sixty Feet From Their House, Then Floodlights Lit the Yard All Night. A Texas Court Made the Company Pay.

A Harris County couple bought a house in a small incorporated city in 1983 for $400,000, drawn, the court of appeals later wrote, by the "peaceful environment" and the city's strict zoning. The municipal complex sat next door, and for eleven years its activities never bothered them.

Harris County, TX · 09-23

The Fence Line

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The HOA Kept the Trail Behind Every House Clear Until 2021, Then a New Texas Law Let the Neighbors Fence It Off

For years, the back twenty feet of every lot in a Harris County subdivision was not really the owner's to use. It was a strip reserved by the neighborhood's founding document for "greenbelt, hiking, biking, horse trails," common areas, drainage and utilities — a continuous green lane running behind the houses. The same document said no "structure, planting, or other material" could be put in it, and the property owners' association enforced that rule. Court records describe the setup in the association's recorded Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions.

Harris County, TX · 09-23

The Fence Line

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His Deed Said the Garage Had to Sit 20 Feet Off the Back Line, Then He Built It Inches Away. A Texas Court Ordered It Torn Down.

In early March 1994, a homeowner in Houston's Richmond Road Estates subdivision started building a garage behind his house. Within a week, the neighborhood's civic association sent him a letter about where the garage could not go.

Houston, TX · 09-23

Dallas Observer

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After years of deaths, inmates resorting to toilet water, Texas must install prison AC

Update, 9/23/2026: In a statement to the Observer after this article’s original publication, a TDCJ spokesperson said the department “respectfully disagrees” with Pittman’s ruling of deliberate indifference and plans to appeal. “TDCJ has robust heat mitigation efforts in place to protect the safety of its population...

Texas · 09-23

KICKS 105

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Texas Has a Halloween Museum That Belongs on Your Bucket List

Texas has an entire museum dedicated to Halloween, and some of the items inside might be a little too creepy for comfort!

Smithville, TX · 09-23

The Fence Line

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He Rented the Bay House by the Weekend for Five Years, Then the Neighbors Voted In a 90-Day Rule. A Texas Court Said It Stuck.

A Galveston County homeowner bought a lot in a bayfront subdivision in April 2015 and began renting the house out for stays of fewer than ninety days. The recorded restrictions on his section said a lot owner "may from time to time rent his home for profit," and said nothing about how long a stay had to be. He did that until 2020, earning what the opinion calls "significant" rental income.

Galveston County, TX · 09-23

Votebeat

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Texas counties are receiving tens of thousands of unprocessed voter registration applications due to state error

Votebeat is a nonprofit news organization reporting on voting access and election administration across the U.S. Sign up for Votebeat Texas’ free newsletter here. Update, Sept. 23, 3:58 p.m. CT: This story has been updated to include comment from the Texas Department of Public Safety and Collin County. Update, Sept. 23, 5:18 p.m. CT: This story has been updated to include comment from Travis County. Tens of thousands of voter registration applications, some dating back at least a year, are caught in a backlog and have yet to be processed due to an error by the Texas Department of Public Safety, the leader of an association of county election officials said Wednesday. Texas Democrats, who are fiercely contesting key offices in closely watched races this year, are calling on Gov. Greg Abbott, a Republican, to investigate the problem, which was first reported by Votebeat . Some voter registration applications and updates submitted through DPS’s online driver’s license portal were never sent to county voter registrars, the state told county election officials. In an emailed statement Wednesday, DPS said “the system issue has been resolved” and the agency worked with the secretary of state’s office “to identify incomplete records to backfill

Texas · 09-23

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San Angelo Wins Two National Awards for City-Produced Videos

The City of San Angelo has earned two national awards for recent video productions. The National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors presented the city with Awards of Distinction for “San Angelo Strong: United Through the Storm” and “Paving the Future: 10 Years of Progress on San Angelo Streets.”

San Angelo, TX · 09-23