San Angelo LIVE! Daily News

San Angelo LIVE! hosts a forum for the upcoming race for Police Chief in San Angelo. Sergeant Travis Griffith, Lieutenant Mike "Burrito" Hernandez, and Lieutenant Chris Cimino are the candidates to take over for Frank Carter. The debate, hosted by San Angelo LIVE! publisher Joe Hyde, was held in the Sugg Community Room of the Stephens Central Library on Monday night, March 18, 2024.

Today on LIVE! Daily News, Shannon Medical Center reveals plans for an expansion, roadwork on North Chadbourne is nearing completion, and a police chief forum is this Monday. Also, Kamryn Cummings and the legendary Dolly Parton stopped by the LIVE! Studio for a discussion with Yantis Green.

Tom Green County Commissioner for Precinct 1, a San Antonio man has been indicted in San Angelo, a 14 faculty members were promoted at ASU, and it's going to rain. Also, Monica Ramos with Downtown San Angelo stops by the LIVE! Studio for a discussion with our Yantis Green.

Today on LIVE! Daily News, a San Angelo man received a plea deal for a 2020 fatal crash, a new Italian restaurant is having a soft opening this weekend, and Concho County renames two highways in honor of fallen deputies. In sports, the Wall Hawks and TLCA Eagles' baseball teams squared off in a district matchup in Wall. Hear from Coach Gordon after the game. Finally, Michael Cuellar from the Child...

Today on LIVE! Daily News, Angelo State has received a $5.2 million donation to fund a new golf complex. A jury trial has been set for a vengeful ex; an Abilene man has been jailed for the murder of his ex-wife, and the border patrol arrested illegal aliens in Tom Green County. Also, Tony Gonzales, who represents Congressional District 23, is in a run-off against social media influencer, we offer...

Today on LIVE! Daily News, a new Whataburger has opened in San Angelo, a suspected murderer was in court, and rodeo tickets were on sale today. Also, San Angelo LIVE! opens the suspicious bag that was left on our doorstep last week with Joe Hyde and Lucas Banda.

Today on LIVE! Daily News, donations from San Angelo make their way to the panhandle to help with the wildfires; a suspicious package was left at the San Angelo LIVE! office and the restaurant report for February has been released. Also, San Angelo LIVE's Yantis Green sits down with Fort Concho's Sara Ross to talk about their upcoming events.

Today on LIVE! Daily News, a Ballinger man has been jailed for murder; Xcel Energy says its equipment started the largest wildfire in Texas history, and a cold front is on the way. Also, San Angelo LIVE! sits down with the Angelo State Small Business Development Center, and Ryan Chadwick updates us on sports around the Concho Valley.

Today on LIVE!, State Rep. Drew Darby won over challenger Stormy Bradley on Super Tuesday, good news for the splash pad project at Kirby Park, and a popular burger joint has closed a location in San Angelo for renovations.

Today on LIVE! Daily News, teachers, and students sign the final beam going up at McGill Elementary, the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts announces a new executive director, and go out and vote tomorrow as Election Day in Tom Green County approaches. Also, San Angelo LIVE's Joe Hyde sits down with Ryan Newlin.

Today on LIVE! Daily News, an early morning house fire destroyed a home in northeast San Angelo. Today was the last day to vote early, and we will tell you why work on the Nasworthy Bridge has stopped. Also, San Angelo LIVE's Matt Cutrer sits down with the person who buried that time capsule found at Kid's Kingdom recently. And finally, Ryan Chadwick updates us on sports around the Concho Valley.

Today on LIVE! Daily News, the San Angelo Fire Department has dispatched a second crew to battle the historic fires occurring in the panhandle. San Angelo LIVE!'s Joe Hyde sits down with Fire Chief Patrick Brody to discuss it. The City of San Angelo also released the monthly health report for San Angelo restaurants; we have the details. Multiple dogs remain in danger of being put down Saturday at...

Today on LIVE! Daily News, a time capsule from over 20 years ago was unearthed at Kid's Kingdom in San Angelo; the Tom Green County Sheriff's Office is looking for potential victims of a child predator, remembering the ASU implosion, and a new shoe store is making it's way to San Angelo. Also, an exclusive interview with Angelo State's President Ronnie Hawkins, who visits the LIVE! Studio.

Today on LIVE! Daily News, early voting is nearing an end, Chef Tim Condon joined in the 14th Street Homeless Camp Cook-off over the weekend, and the San Angelo Police Department gets some recognition. Also, Texas Woman in business visits the LIVE! Studio!

Today on LIVE! Daily News, the Angry Cactus Bar and Grill held a rally for Gov. Greg Abbott and Stormy Bradley, where protesters were removed, and one of them was blind. Also, Tim Condon is cooking for the homeless on Saturday. Shabu, a Japanese buffet, has closed its doors, and a local convince store chain is sold for $1 billion. Then, the COVER1 Crew talks about the high school basketball playof...

Today on LIVE! Daily News, we present another double interview segment. The first with LaQuita Shelbourne and the second with Sara Ross from Fort Concho. First in the news today, "The Crab" is closing their doors, a missing girl was found in Sterling County, early voting brought in some numbers, and AT&T goes down.

Homelessness is not an "unsolvable" problem. Sydnee Timmer said that homelessness in San Angelo can be significantly reduced through programs like Navigation Day by adopting similar programs such as the "Tiny Homes Transitional Living" program that significantly reduced homelessness in Lubbock. Plus: Road crews have focused again on North Chadbourne as the Rodeo closes in, a monster bass was caugh...

Today on LIVE! Daily News, early voting has officially started, a crash in front of a liquor store, ASU receives a huge donation, and the weather! Also, Congressman Tony Gonzales visits the LIVE! Studio and talks with Joe Hyde about the breakout at the border, Uvalde, the unique structure of CD 23, and Elon Musk.

Today on LIVE! Daily News, one burger joint is opening soon. Sherwood Chick-fil-A is undergoing renovations, a GoFundMe has been set for a teenage victim in a fatal crash this weekend, and former Wall Hawk Head Coach Houston Guy is running for school board. Also, Gary Cole is in the studio to talk about his campaign for Tom Green County Constable Precinct Four.

Today on LIVE! Daily News, a local private school has a lawsuit and San Angelo LIVE! has exclusive audio of the interaction between a teacher and a 4-year-old child! Also, State Rep. Drew Darby held a rally for supporters at the LeGrand Center, a property near ASU is in question, and the stock show is winding down in San Angelo.

Today on LIVE! Daily News, in a story exclusive to San Angelo LIVE! Matt Cutrer and Lucas Banda continue the homeless camp saga and today, talk about homeless dogs at the camp. Also, the deadline to file for San Angelo's next police chief is tomorrow, August Pfluger gets his bill passed, and a cold front is pushing through on Friday. Also, the ASU Rams and Rambelles play at the Junell Center tonig...

Today on LIVE! Daily News, it's Ash Wednesday and Valentine's Day, the San Angelo Stock Show is in full swing, and a fourth member of an organized crime ring has been caught.

Today on LIVE! Daily News, State Rep. Candidate Stormy Bradley owes money on a Lake Nasworthy property, Mardi Gras has started, a pro-boxer hands out roses in San Angelo, and a Miles graduate earns the "Blue Angelo Crest."

SAN ANGELO, TX — San Angelo LIVE! wanted to hold a debate Monday night between the two candidates for the Republican nomination for Texas House Representative, incumbent Drew Darby and challenger Stormy Bradley. Bradley refused to participate.

Today on LIVE! Daily News, Gov. Greg Abbott bashes Drew Darby at a Stormy Bradley Rally. Are feral hogs as bad as Texans think? A San Angelo woman is behind bars for animal abuse charges, and it could rain in the morning. Also, Leah Neely from "New Horizons" talks about needing foster homes for children.