Texas DPS Launches Memorial Day Enforcement Campaign Across the StateAnimal Services Suspends Dog Walking After Reports of Cat Attacks Near ShelterMajor San Angelo Intersection Could Reopen by Early Next WeekStreet Closures Ahead: HA5 Road Treatment Continues Across San Angelo Through May 19City and County Team Up for Household Hazardous Waste Cleanup DayDonuts, Crafts, and Smiles: Glenmore Pre-K Families Celebrate School Year FinaleRescue Crews Respond to Serious Four-Vehicle Crash on Highway 87 South
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Major San Angelo Intersection Could Reopen by Early Next Week
The College Hills and Valleyview intersection in San Angelo is expected to reopen soon after weeks of construction. City officials say work is nearly complete, with reopening expected by the end of the week or early next week. The project is part of a larger plan to make Valleyview one continuous roadway. Crews have al...
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Texas DPS Launches Memorial Day Enforcement Campaign Across the State
Texas DPS is increasing patrols statewide ahead of Memorial Day as part of its All‑American Enforcement Campaign. From May 11 through May 25, troopers will focus on seat belt enforcement, speeding, impaired driving, and the Move Over or Slow Down law. DPS says last year's campaign resulted in more than 156,000 citati...
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Animal Services Suspends Dog Walking After Reports of Cat Attacks Near Shelter
San Angelo Animal Services has temporarily suspended dog‑walking activities at the shelter after reports that abandoned dogs were involved in deadly attacks on cats nearby. Officials say they were notified May 9 that two, possibly three dogs had been left outside the shelter. Staff worked throughout the weekend to tr...
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