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2 days ago | sanangelolive.com | James Bouligny

SAN ANGELO, TX — Lonestar Truck Group is getting a new location at the San Angelo Business & Industrial Park. Located at 998 North Loop 306 next to Warren Cat Equipment Rentals, Lonestar Truck Group has had a permit approved in the amount of $5,863,749 for a new location. Crews are already hard at work on dirt and plumbing work. Lonestar Truck Group provides sales and rentals of new and used trucks. The current operation at 1818 South Chadbourne St. will move to the new location once it is finished.

5 days ago | sanangelolive.com | James Bouligny

SAN ANGELO, TX — An unsecured load on a truck caused a three-vehicle crash Monday evening on the westbound lanes of the Houston Harte Expressway, briefly slowing traffic. It happened around 6 p.m. between the North Main Street bridge and North Baze Street. It was reported that all three vehicles were able to be driven away from the scene. No injuries were reported. It caused minor delays as traffic moved through the area but all lanes are now clear.

5 days ago | sanangelolive.com | Joe Hyde

AUSTIN, TX — The Texas House of Representatives adjourned sine die on Monday, marking the end of the 89th Legislative Session. For Rep. Drew Darby (R-San Angelo), it was his most productive session yet, delivering several key conservative victories for West Texas and the Concho Valley. One of the most urgent achievements came just before adjournment—a 25% pay raise for Texas district judges, including the four serving in San Angelo.

6 days ago | sanangelolive.com | Joe Hyde

AUSTIN, TX — Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is blaming internal Texas House politics — specifically a powerful Dallas-area lawmaker — for stalling a long-overdue pay raise for judges and district attorneys across the state. Senate Bill 293, which would boost the base salary for state district judges and district attorneys from $140,000 to $175,000 — the first raise in 12 years — passed the Senate months ago.

1 week ago | sanangelolive.com | Ryan Chadwick

STEPHENVILLE, TX — The No. 2 Wall Hawks jumped out to a hot start and held off Boyd to claim victory in Game 3 of the 3A Div II State Semifinal matchup in Stephenville on Saturday. Wall scored five early runs and then held off Boyd to win, 6-2. "I'm unbelievably proud of the boys' fight, overcoming the adversity in Game 2 in a close one," Wall's Head Coach Jeremy Gordon said after the victory. "They just never stopped fighting.