CLICK HERE for High School Football Scores TX — Lake View High School was placed on hold Monday afternoon after reports of a man walking near the school with a gun according to the San Angelo Police Department A photo of the individual walking with a gun prompting police officers to be dispatched to the area it is believed the individual never entered the school zone and there is no indication the individual violated any laws said San Angelo Police Officer John Bouligny The individual still hadn’t been located as of 2 p.m Lake View High School entered its hold protocol stated San Angelo ISD Executive Director of Communications Shannon Schwartz The hold protocol requires students and staff to remain in their classrooms until it’s determined to be safe There were misleading posts shared on social media regarding the incident who cautioned people to be careful sharing unverified information Lake View High School was placed on hold Monday afternoon after reports of a man walking near the school with a gun View Past Issues indie web and mobile news platform with a local audience larger than all the San Angelo TV stations Advertising here can transform your business We understand that seeing some stories may be difficult for some readers Our goal as a news organization is to report on matters of public interest with accuracy and fairness While we recognize that certain stories can be sensitive or unsettling we are committed to providing transparent and factual reporting to keep our community informed If there are specific inaccuracies or additional context you believe would enhance the story, we encourage you to share those with us for consideration. 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Follow this live blog for a look at the results of San Angelo elections on Saturday Election Day returns are considered unofficial until canvassed It was a big election for San Angelo residents who weighed in on races for City Council a $41.66 million coliseum bond proposition and a $397 million school bond proposition Saturday for in-person voting on Election Day in San Angelo Check back with www.gosanangelo.com for more on the races as election returns come in One candidate squeaked out a win over four other candidates to be mayor of San Angelo while a runoff election will have to decide one spot on the City Council Saturday Thompson avoided a run-off in the mayoral race by getting more than 50 percent of the vote Another vote will have to decide who represents District 2 on the City Council since no one received 50 percent plus one vote Mary Coffey was unchallenged for single-member District 6 Residents gave the OK for bond issues to pay for $41.66 million in coliseum improvements and $397 million in major upgrades to San Angelo ISD school facilities The SAISD bond election marks the first time voters have given the thumbs up to a school bond measure since 2008 Both bonds come with a hike in tax bills except for certain property owners Frontrunners maintained their lead in city races but margins narrowed as first unofficial election day results were counted Tom Thompson maintained a lead in the mayor's race with over 50 percent of the vote — which any candidate among the field of five in the race will need to avoid a runoff and Patrick Keely had drawn over twice as many votes as the other candidate in the District 4 race Both bond propositions continued to be supported by voters Tom Thompson was in the lead in the mayor's race with over 50 percent of the vote — which any candidate among the field of five in the race will need to avoid a runoff Both bond propositions racked up more for than against votes in early voting results More: San Angelo officials urge caution after rabies exposures More: What to know about voting Saturday in San Angelo Trish Choate is the executive editor for the Abilene Reporter-News, San Angelo Standard-Times and Wichita Falls Times Record News. 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Read her recent work here SAN ANGELO, TX — Crews with AEP Texas worked through Monday morning to restore power to thousands of homes in San Angelo after severe weather led to a fire and a downed transmission line near Rust Street and Highland Boulevard According to AEP Texas outage maps Crews were dispatched and had restored most power just before 10 a.m Upwards of 20,000 customers were without power during the peak of the outage who oversees AEP operations in the San Angelo region said the fire was likely caused by wires becoming tangled and sparking due to the weather He added that it was too early to determine the exact cause and did not want to speculate further A downed power line on Rust Street also contributed to delays in restoring power to nearby homes AEP crews remain on-site to complete repairs TX – Corrections officers at the Tom Green County Jail report 10 bookings in the past 24 hours including charges of burglary of habitation There are currently 417 individuals booked in the Tom Green County Jail does not make assumptions or representations regarding guilt or innocence based on the booking report All individuals charged with crimes are presumed innocent until proven guilty The information on the site should not be used to establish any person’s actual criminal record The charges listed in the report are directly sourced from information provided by the Tom Green County Sheriff's Office and Jail unaltered and may or may not represent the actual charges filed against the individual TX — A powerline truck crashed and rolled over south of Bison Trail on FM 2288 on Monday afternoon and the Tom Green County Sheriff's Office responded to a crash northwest of San Angelo outside of Buffalo Heights Police communications indicated that a male sustained a head injury due to the crash but both north and southbound lanes on FM 2288 are open TX — The schedule and ticket information have been announced for the championship round of the Lone Star Conference Baseball Tournament which will see top-ranked Angelo State welcome three teams to Foster Field at 1st Community Credit Union Stadium on May 8-10 Tickets can be purchased by the public online or by calling or visiting the ticket office beginning at 8 a.m Fans can also purchase tickets at the gate on game day The doors will open one hour before the first pitch of the day *Students from participating universities with current student ID get in free Location: Foster Field at 1st Community Credit Union Stadium If-necessary game to follow 30 minutes after the conclusion of the first game Standard-Times reporter Rosanna Fraire has garnered statewide recognition for her video journalism Her award for a video produced in 2024 was announced April 26 at the annual Texas Managing Editors convention in San Antonio The Standard-Times competed in the category for 1A newspaper and web-only news organizations Fraire won second place from TME in the video category for 1A for "Meals for the Elderly delivers annual holiday meals" about a San Angelo nonprofit providing Christmas meals to disabled older residents to bring them holiday joy with a homecooked meal The video was part of a package including an article and photos about Meals for the Elderly and the nonprofit's Christmas meal program Fraire has worked for the newspaper for almost six years and has over eight years of journalism experience More: San Angelo artist adding her own 'pop of color' to hometown More: Sheriff's Office locates missing woman, her dog in Grape Creek 2-bathroom house offers 1,400 square feet of comfortable living space in a fantastic neighborhood Just steps away from the lovely Producers Park where you can enjoy fresh air and outdoor activities with family and friends Dollar General is conveniently located just a short distance away and Food King is within easy reach for all your grocery needs Military families will appreciate the proximity to Goodfellow Air Force Base The spacious primary bedroom provides a peaceful retreat after a long day while the thoughtfully designed layout ensures privacy and comfort for everyone This corner lot property gives you extra yard space and privacy – perfect for barbecues or simply enjoying Texas sunsets from your porch It's not just a house; it's the starting point for your next chapter in San Angelo Get Fast Cash for Your Home. San Angelo Buyers Ready to Pay You Cash for Your Property TX — Downtown San Angelo will celebrate both Cinco de Mayo and Star Wars Day with a themed pub-and-grub crawl on Sunday The Cinco de Mayo Pub & Grub Crawl invites attendees to visit multiple downtown bars and restaurants for food Participants who collect stamps at each location and submit a completed handbill at their final stop will be entered into a drawing for prizes and certificates The event blends the festive atmosphere of Cinco de Mayo with the pop culture nod to “May the 4th Be With You.” Ten venues are participating in the crawl: Up & Down Saloon Handbills can be picked up at any participating location contact Toni Hunter at 325-658-3434 or Monica Ramos at 325-655-2345 TX — The National Weather Service is warning of potentially severe thunderstorms and flash flooding across West Central Texas from Monday afternoon through Tuesday morning A line of storms is expected to develop west of the region Monday afternoon and intensify into the evening and overnight hours The highest risk is forecast between 4 p.m with a Level 3 out of 5 (Enhanced) risk for areas west of San Angelo Storms may produce hail up to 2 inches in diameter While the most intense activity is expected to remain west of the San Angelo forecast area some storms may still affect the city and surrounding counties overnight Flooding is also a concern as multiple rounds of storms could bring excessive rainfall The Weather Prediction Center has issued a Slight Risk for flash flooding with the heaviest rain expected along and north of I-20 Scattered storm activity may linger into Tuesday morning as the system moves east A Marginal Risk (Level 1 of 5) remains in effect for the San Angelo region on Tuesday San Angelo faces a 95% chance of rain early Tuesday morning with precipitation chances gradually decreasing throughout the day Tuesday Rainfall totals are expected to range between 0.5 and 2 inches with higher amounts possible north of Interstate 20 Localized heavier downpours could lead to flash flooding The San Angelo weather radar is currently down due to earlier storm damage The National Weather Service advises residents to have multiple ways to receive warnings and to prepare for changing conditions SAN ANGELO, TX — A second rabies exposure incident involving a bat has been reported in San Angelo, prompting a renewed warning from Animal Services. On May 2, a woman and her child petted a grounded bat that was later confirmed to be infected with rabies. Medical, health and safety protocols were implemented in response, according to a statement released by San Angelo Animal Services. The incident follows an earlier case in which a child handled a dead bat and was exposed to the virus Officials are urging the public not to touch or interact with bats as they can carry rabies and other diseases Anyone who encounters a grounded or injured bat is asked to contact Animal Services immediately at 325-657-4224 The Texas Department of State Health Services has identified bats as a growing source of rabies variants transmitted to humans More information on rabies prevention and control is available at https://bit.ly/43cK4Bk the annual 24-hour online fundraising event that supports Concho Valley nonprofits organized by the San Angelo Area Foundation allows community members to support local organizations whose missions align with their passions Advanced giving opened on April 22 and continues through May 5 Donations made during this early giving window are processed immediately San Angelo Gives raised over $4 million through more than 10,000 individual gifts all directed toward nonprofits tackling regional challenges and providing critical services the campaign has raised more than $22 million for area nonprofits facilitates the event to promote long-term local philanthropy and respond to evolving community needs To participate or learn more, visit sanangelogives.org or contact the foundation at 325-947-7071 or [email protected] a young entrepreneur in San Angelo with several successful businesses has been raising awareness online – some are saying he is 'raising hell' — about the importance of passing the San Angelo ISD $397 million bond 2025 for all registered voters living within the San Angelo ISD Introducing a stunning residence crafted by Deluxe Custom Homes nestled on a generous 1 acre parcel in the coveted Buffalo Heights neighborhood 2 bathroom home boasts elegant vaulted ceilings and exquisite custom cabinetry throughout Experience convenience with a seamlessly integrated laundry room leading into the expansive master closet Enjoy the 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make other improvements at 11 campuses, education officials said on saisd.org if voters give a thumbs up to SAISD Proposition A it will be the second bond approved in 27 years for the district The proposed bond would pay for a three-pronged approach to capital improvements in the district: the estimated cost for a $200,000 home would be an increase of $22.72 monthly or $272.64 annually Residents who receive the over-65 exemption for their homes will not see an increase over the frozen amount on their school taxes — as long as they haven't made major improvements or additions to their home according to SAISD's bond proposal information San Angelo Coliseum bond electionThe proposed $41.66 million bond issue for the San Angelo Coliseum would pay for increasing seating capacity from 5,000 to 10,150 seats The increase would include 44 more accessible seats and 60 companion seats The bond would also finance life safety improvements and adding over restroom facilities The San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo Association would take over the coliseum's operation maintenance and management upon completion of the project if approved City officials estimated the proposed bond would bring a property tax increase of 4.7 cents if it's approved The increase for a resident's homestead is projected to be $37.60 per year for each $100,000 in taxable appraised value The tax hike would not impact certain residents Those who are over 65 or disabled and have an approved homestead exemption would not see an increase in their tax bill if the bond is approved barring certain improvements to their homesteads The Tom Green County elections administrator must receive the mail-in ballot by 7 p.m if the carrier envelope for the ballot is not postmarked The ballot must be received by the elections administrator by 5 p.m Monday if the carrier envelope is postmarked by 7 p.m Other deadlines apply for overseas or military voters More: Lake Nasworthy project: Here's what we know SAN ANGELO, TX — As polls close at 7 p.m. Saturday, San Angelo LIVE! will begin a live broadcast of election night returns from Arc Light Sports Bar & Grill, located at 441 Rio Concho Drive. and reactions as voters learn the outcome of local races and two bond propositions totaling more than $438 million on-site interviews with as many candidates as possible throughout the evening The watch party will include full food and drink service from Arc Light’s kitchen and bar and will be streamed on San Angelo LIVE!’s social media platforms The heart of the home boasts a stately living area complete with a cozy wood-burning fireplace and faux wood beams The versatile front room can easily serve as a second living area or a productive office while an inviting enclosed porch adds another flexible space This property showcases thoughtful updates along with stylish closet organizers that maximize storage Enjoy high-speed fiber internet and energy-efficient solar panels making this home both functional and environmentally friendly The beautifully landscaped front and back yards Don’t miss the opportunity to make it yours After rabies exposures as recently as Friday San Angelo Animal Services officials warned residents not to touch or handle bats In one recent incident, a child handled a dead bat, officials said Friday in a Facebook post health and safety protocol for those affected were enforced and followed," officials said a woman and her child petted a grounded bat infected with rabies and protocols were followed again to deal with the situation If you come across a grounded or injured bat call Animal Services immediately at 325-657-4224 move or pet a bat under any circumstance," officials said "The Department of State Health Services reminds us that bats have been increasingly implicated at wildlife reservoirs for variants of rabies virus that have been transmitted to humans." More: Obscure ICE facility in West Texas at center of national deportation controversy TX – Corrections officers at the Tom Green County Jail report 19 bookings in the past 24 hours including charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon There are currently 421 individuals booked in the Tom Green County Jail Tessa Koskovich and James Bouligny discuss some of the news stories from today and we have two great interviews one with ASU and the other with the organizers who are looking to bring a new performing arts center to Christoval SAN ANGELO, TX — Another O’Reilly Auto Parts is coming to San Angelo, with construction now underway at a storefront located at 2905 Sherwood Way A banner at the site reads “coming soon,” and encourages people to apply for a job The City of San Angelo’s January 2025 permits report shows that the commercial development is valued at over $1.3 million this will be the city’s fifth O’Reilly Auto Parts location and the second along Sherwood Way 1811 S. 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curiosity The monthly Night at the Museum events will return during ASU's upcoming fall semester TX — The Angelo State University softball team earned its 19th NCAA Tournament berth with the release of the tournament field Monday 3 seed in the South Central region as they return to Canyon to continue their postseason schedule ASU will open the tournament on Thursday against Colorado Mesa 7 Lubbock Christian in the other opening-round game in Canyon The winner of each regional will meet in the Super Regionals scheduled for May 15-17 at the highest seed remaining The Rambelles are 44-12 this season and went 34-10 in LSC play SAN ANGELO, TX - The Angelo State University Woodwind Chamber Ensembles program will present its annual spring concerts on Monday and Tuesday, May 5-6, in the Carr Education-Fine Arts (EFA) Building at 2602 Dena Drive in the Carr EFA Building's Eldon Black Recital Hall and are free and open to the public concert will feature the ASU Reed Trio and the ASU Clarinet Choir The Reed Trio comprises ASU music students Cole Campbell on oboe Becca Mieske on clarinet and Molly Scurlock on bassoon The Clarinet Choir includes ASU music students Nick DeLeon concert will feature the ASU Double Reed Ensemble and ASU Saxophone Quartet The Double Reed Ensemble includes music students Cole Campbell Sebastian Tardiff and Nelle Woodruff on bassoon The Saxophone Quartet comprises ASU music students Titus McIntosh The Woodwind Chamber Ensembles program is directed by Bonenfant and the Double Reed Ensemble is directed by Dr TX – Corrections officers at the Tom Green County Jail report 11 bookings in the past 24 hours including charges of assault causing bodily injury family violence There are currently 419 individuals booked in the Tom Green County Jail Here is the playoff schedule for UIL high school softball teams in West Texas and the Concho Valley: Game 3 (if necessary): 30 minutes after Game 2 This home is a show stopper and sure to impress from the moment you drive up This home sits on over 21 acres and comes landscaped and a huge circle drive for extra parking When you walk in you are over taken by high ceilings tons of windows out back on the slider doors and picture windows This home has an open layout with an over-sized living that has an amazing fireplace with built ins The kitchen is complete with everything one could want including a fantastic pantry The primary suite is a dream and is truly a perfect retreat for the end of the day The primary bathroom gives you the flexibility to soak in the tub or be blown away by the incredible shower Double closets with three racks is just another luxury amenity to be in awe over Outside the back patio has an outdoor half bath and an outdoor kitchen The garage is over 1200 sqft and has extra storage Check out the photos and schedule your showing today!! 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Family and friends may share their condolences and sign the online register book at www.harper-funeralhome.com Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Classes 3A and 4A are scheduled for Thursday with Classes 5A 2A and wheelchair competitions slated for Friday The meet wraps up Saturday with Class 6A and Class A Below you will find the time and event (and state seed in parentheses) of each athlete from schools located in the USA TODAY Network Texas coverage areas Follow these X accounts for updates on all of these athletes over the next few days Jonathan Hull: @Hull_TRNNaomi Skinner: @Naomi_TRNAngela Piazza: @angelalpiazzaQuinton Martinez: @qmartinezRandall Sweet: @RandallSweet5Stephen Garcia: @byStephenGarciaBret Bloomquist: @Bretbloomquist HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD: Wall boys track team has chance to compete for UIL state title led by Angelo State signee Briggs Jones HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD: Who has the best high school track and field marks in West Texas ahead of the UIL state meet? Boys Wheelchair 100 Meters – Kohen Grantom Boys Wheelchair 400 Meters – Kohen Grantom 2A Boys 1,600 Relay – Mason (5); Junction (7) Saturday: 3,200-meter run & Field Events9 a.m 1A Boys 1,600 Relay – Richland Springs (6) Paul Witwer covers high school sports and Angelo State University sports for The San Angelo Standard-Times. Reach him at sports@gosanangelo.com the social media platform formerly known as Twitter High school track and field teams and athletes will descend on Mike A. Meyers Stadium in Austin for the UIL State Track and Field Meet from May 1-3 The West Texas, Concho Valley and San Angelo areas are well represented at the state meet vying to bring home medals Here’s a look at some of the biggest storylines of local athletes from around the area The Wildcats are back in Class 1A after a two-year stint in 2A and the girls 400 and 800 relay teams of Jayden Gomez Janaye Coston and Angel Bowerman have made waves in the small school track and field scene The Water Valley girls 400 relay team holds the second seed at the state track and field meet with a 51.38 The 800-relay team enters as the state favorites with a seed time of 1:47.86 followed by fellow Region I competitors Eula who clocked a 1:38.40 at the regional meet Saturday will be a long day of competition for Coston who also qualified for the long jump with a 17-foot and 7-inch leap at the regional meet HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD: Menard's Danni Ruiz hoping to reach new heights, set new records after remarkable freshman year Wall boys and girls track teamsA year after a fifth-place finish at the state track and field meet the Wall boys track team is back with a bus load of athletes — seriously Wall boys track and field coach Craig Slaughter said this year is the first time he will need to take a bus to the state track and field meet The Wall boys team had qualifiers in the 100 with a total of 12 athletes competing in those events nearly triple the number of athletes from last year’s team earned a silver medal in the triple jump last season and is competing in the 100 He is the top seed in the long jump and a top-three seed in the triple jump The Lady Hawks also have a strong chance at medaling this weekend with athletes competing in the 400 After pulling off one of the biggest upsets in Class 1A track history last year, Danni Ruiz looks to build her record book The sophomore holds the Class 1A 800 record with her win over Taytum Goodwin last year is breaking the 400 record after a photo finish got her the gold last year The 400 record was set by Tiffany Williams from Calvert in 2014 with a time of 57.17 Ruiz sits two spots behind in the record book with a 57.87 Ruiz sits in the second seed of the 400 behind Valley’s Trinity Schuler who finished .03 seconds behind Ruiz last year and is second behind Isabella Bilingsley from McMullen County in the 800 The Owls enter the state meet as the top seed in every event they are participating in Kason Brown ran his fastest recorded 200 with a 21.37 at the Class 2A Region I meet which was .33 seconds faster than second-seeded Wellington’s Demarcus Lewis Brown attended the state meet last year in the high jump event Reagan County also competed in the 400 relays and finished fifth with a 42.85 Chris Johnson and Nick Franklin are the only team coming in with a seed time below 43 seconds at 42.73 The 800 relay team is also favored to win after recording a blazing 1:29.03 at the regional meet which was .44 seconds faster 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