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DISCLAIMER: This is a news article contributed by an independent writer currently enrolled in Angelo State University’s News Reporting and Writing class.

The 2024 eclipse is quickly approaching and you may be looking for an event to attend ahead of the big event. We've got a list of just some of the events going on across the state of Texas.

BISD shares plans for April 8 solar eclipse

ODESSA, Texas (KMID/KPEJ) – UTPB women’s basketball is headed to the NCAA DII Tournament for the first time in program history after an already historic season. The Lady Falcons are the No. 4 seed in the South Central Region, which is being hosted by Texas Woman’s University in Denton. UTPB made a strong case for […]

A Quanah native and the 3 Rivers Foundation donated the largest tract of real estate the Texas Tech System has ever received.

Angelo State University's track & field teams came back to San Angelo with silver from the 2024 Lone Star Conference Indoor Championships in Norman, Oklahoma.

The Fort Lewis men’s basketball team played one of its worst first halves of the season and paid for it. Black Hills State had the momentum and a six-point lead heading into halftime. But the Skyhawks...

ASU President Ronnie Hawkins Jr. stated, "We knew the ASU Rodeo Team would be a popular addition on campus and throughout West Texas, and the individual and community support for the program continues to grow and gain momentum. This incredible family gift is a prime example, and it will not only benefit our rodeo student-athletes but also help us drive educational, cultural and economic opportunities for the entire region."

Angelo State University renewed its partnership agreement with Gongju National University of Education in South Korea, continuing the program that brings 40 GNUE teacher education students to ASU’s campus each

ROC 2024 Black History Month Spotlight : Kandice Harris