Skip Navigation
Share on Facebook
Share on Twitter
Share on SMS
Share on Email
Navigation
News
Back
Local
Health
Sports
Nation World
Investigations
Education
Entertainment
Money
Politics
Crime
Latest News Stories
West Texas HS football final scores, Sept. 30
UPDATE: Same person called in hoax threats to San Angelo, Abilene, Colorado City schools, SAPD says
Weather
Back
Forecast
Radar
10-Day
Hourly
Maps
Traffic
Latest Weather Stories
LIVE UPDATES: Selmon Expressway toll suspension lifted, normal operations resume Monday
Water-damaged cars: What to know and insurance claims
Near Me
VERIFY
Watch Live
Search
Search:
Search
Right Now
San Angelo, TX »
82°
San Angelo, TX »
Weather
Closings
Advertise With Us
FOX Football Live
VERIFY
At the border
Coronavirus
TV Listings
Jobs
Breaking News
Read More »
More (
) »
FOX West Texas Leading Local News: Weather, Traffic, Sports and more | Abilene and San Angelo, Texas | myfoxzone.com
Y'all-itics
ERCOT interim CEO Brad Jones blames the grid's 2021 failures on organization's mixed-up priorities
Y'all-itics
With a $27 billion budget surplus, will Texans see a tax refund?
One of Texas’ least known politicians may currently be its most popular elected official.
Y'all-itics
What CNN's new 'Deep in the Pockets of Texas' special tells us about how big-money donors shape Texas politics
In this week's episode of the Y'all-itics podcast, CNN's Ed Lavandera shares what he learned about Texas' political landscape while filming his latest special report
Y'all-itics
Could Texas become the first state to ban minors from social media?
State Rep. Jared Patterson (R-Frisco) envisions a bill that treats social media companies similarly to how the law has treated cigarette companies that target kids
Y'all-itics
$6 for gas in Texas by Labor Day? An energy expert has an unfortunate prediction
The historically high cost of gas is an untenable situation. So, many experts believe it will only accelerate the electric vehicle (EV) revolution.
Y'all-itics
What's on the Uvalde bodycam footage Texas DPS isn't releasing? 'Chaos,' says the state senator fighting for it to see the light of day
Texas State Sen. Roland Gutierrez tells Y'all-itics that the Texas Department of Public Safety said it would only share Uvalde records with him if he signed an NDA.
Y'all-itics
It's the end of abortion in Texas -- but what comes next?
Following the Supreme Court's landmark decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the Y'all-itics podcast spoke with legal experts and political leaders to break it all down.
Y'all-itics
Will your A/C stay on in Texas this summer? A state senator wishes he can promise that
Texans are still recovering from the opposite type of extreme weather event: the devastating winter storm of 2021.
Y'all-itics
Y'all-itics: Will anything keep our kids safe in Texas schools?
Dallas ISD's next superintendent, Dr. Stephanie Elizalde, says she never stops thinking about school safety these days.
Y'all-itics
How the federal government's disaster relief plan for Hurricane Harvey became a disaster of its own
A Texas Tribune investigation found that much of the $4 billion sent to Texas for Hurricane Harvey relief did not go to the areas most affected by the storm.
Y'all-itics
Inside the University of Texas at Austin lab where the leading COVID-19 vaccines were partially developed
The UT-Austin chemistry lab's essential work has been used in various coronavirus vaccines, and even in vaccines meant to combat respiratory syncytial virus
Y'all-itics
Don't think [insert extreme weather phenomenon] happens in Texas? It does now
270 authors from 67 countries took part in the most recent report from the United Nations group.
Y'all-itics
With a $27 billion budget surplus, will Texans see a tax refund?
One of Texas’ least known politicians may currently be its most popular elected official.
Y'all-itics
What CNN's new 'Deep in the Pockets of Texas' special tells us about how big-money donors shape Texas politics
In this week's episode of the Y'all-itics podcast, CNN's Ed Lavandera shares what he learned about Texas' political landscape while filming his latest special report
Y'all-itics
Could Texas become the first state to ban minors from social media?
State Rep. Jared Patterson (R-Frisco) envisions a bill that treats social media companies similarly to how the law has treated cigarette companies that target kids
Y'all-itics
$6 for gas in Texas by Labor Day? An energy expert has an unfortunate prediction
The historically high cost of gas is an untenable situation. So, many experts believe it will only accelerate the electric vehicle (EV) revolution.
Y'all-itics
What's on the Uvalde bodycam footage Texas DPS isn't releasing? 'Chaos,' says the state senator fighting for it to see the light of day
Texas State Sen. Roland Gutierrez tells Y'all-itics that the Texas Department of Public Safety said it would only share Uvalde records with him if he signed an NDA.
Y'all-itics
It's the end of abortion in Texas -- but what comes next?
Following the Supreme Court's landmark decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the Y'all-itics podcast spoke with legal experts and political leaders to break it all down.
Y'all-itics
Will your A/C stay on in Texas this summer? A state senator wishes he can promise that
Texans are still recovering from the opposite type of extreme weather event: the devastating winter storm of 2021.
Y'all-itics
Y'all-itics: Will anything keep our kids safe in Texas schools?
Dallas ISD's next superintendent, Dr. Stephanie Elizalde, says she never stops thinking about school safety these days.
Y'all-itics
How the federal government's disaster relief plan for Hurricane Harvey became a disaster of its own
A Texas Tribune investigation found that much of the $4 billion sent to Texas for Hurricane Harvey relief did not go to the areas most affected by the storm.
Y'all-itics
Inside the University of Texas at Austin lab where the leading COVID-19 vaccines were partially developed
The UT-Austin chemistry lab's essential work has been used in various coronavirus vaccines, and even in vaccines meant to combat respiratory syncytial virus
Y'all-itics
Don't think [insert extreme weather phenomenon] happens in Texas? It does now
270 authors from 67 countries took part in the most recent report from the United Nations group.
Before You Leave, Check This Out
KIDY would like to send you push notifications about the latest news and weather.
Notifications can be turned off anytime in the browser settings.
No Thanks
Allow
![Don't think [insert extreme weather phenomenon] happens in Texas? It does now](https://media.myfoxzone.com/assets/WFAA/images/a5238a93-a550-4b0b-8de3-845ad8106622/a5238a93-a550-4b0b-8de3-845ad8106622_16x9.jpg)
![Don't think [insert extreme weather phenomenon] happens in Texas? It does now](https://media.myfoxzone.com/assets/WFAA/images/a5238a93-a550-4b0b-8de3-845ad8106622/a5238a93-a550-4b0b-8de3-845ad8106622_750x422.jpg)
