A fast-moving storm is forecast to stay east of San Angelo, with minor rain possible but no flooding expected, police say.

San Angelo officials warn storm debris must be sorted under FEMA rules, and reporting damage helps the state pursue federal disaster aid. Here’s what residents should know.

U.S. Rep. August Pfluger says his daughters are safe after the deadly Camp Mystic flood that claimed dozens of lives and left many still missing.

ID Released: Police confirm Tanya Burwick, 62, as the first victim of San Angelo’s historic floods, as officials share new details on damage and recovery.

Here’s where San Angelo residents can get free Wi-Fi and charge devices as flooding impacts connectivity.

One person is missing and over 30,000 may be affected as San Angelo and Tom Green County sign disaster declarations following historic floods.

Flooding in San Angelo has led to donation efforts and major disruptions to July 4 celebrations, including fireworks postponements and city service delays.

Pizza, pints and lake views: Lakehouse Pizzeria & Taproom is now open at Lake Nasworthy, offering waterfront dining and drinks in San Angelo.

More than 100 water rescues were performed in one hour as near-record rainfall flooded San Angelo, with officials preparing a disaster declaration and warning residents to stay off roads.

San Angelo police direct Lake View residents affected by water to gather at a new congregation point on U.S. 87.