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San Angelo to unveil Safe Haven Baby Box at Central Fire Station (opens the original)
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SAN ANGELO, Texas — A new Safe Haven Baby Box will be officially unveiled and blessed next month at San Angelo’s Central Fire Station, expanding access to anonymous infant surrender options for parents in crisis. Safe Haven Baby Boxes and the San Angelo community will hold a ceremony at 10 a.m. Monday, Oct. 5, at Central Fire Station, 306 W. First St. RELATED| Infant safely surrendered at Abilene Safe Haven Baby Box According to Safe Haven Baby Boxes, the San Angelo location will be the organiza
Taylor County receives 3,500 voter registration records after state backlog (opens the original)
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TAYLOR COUNTY, Texas — Taylor County election officials are working to process approximately 3,500 voter registration records received this week after a state-level technological error caused a backlog, according to Elections Administrator Daniel Murray. Murray said county voter registrars across Texas have received a surge of new voter registrations and updates over the past 48 hours that were submitted through the Texas Department of Public Safety. Some of the records date back to October 2025
Mystery sonic booms rattle Winters, prompt school lockdown (opens the original)
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WINTERS, Texas — A series of unexplained sonic booms has rattled Winters over the past month, shaking windows and buildings and, in one instance, prompting Winters ISD to place its schools on a brief lockdown. Residents and business owners say the loud booms have been heard repeatedly during the past 30 days. Witnesses describe the sounds as powerful enough to shake windows and buildings throughout the community. Winters City Administrator Kay O'Dell said the impact can also be felt at City Hall
Winters warns public to stay away from West Dale fire scene during investigation (opens the original)
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WINTERS, Texas — The City of Winters is warning residents to stay away from a fire scene on West Dale as law enforcement and fire investigators continue to process the area. City officials said the fire line is strictly closed to the public because of an active investigation into the cause of the fire. Anyone who crosses the fire line, enters the secured perimeter or tampers with the scene could be arrested and prosecuted, according to the city. Investigators are working to determine what caused
Abilene Zoo to host free first responder appreciation event (opens the original)
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ABILENE, Texas — The Abilene Zoo will offer free admission to first responders and their families during a First Responder Appreciation event Saturday evening. The event is scheduled from 6 to 9 p.m. at the zoo. First responders and their families will receive free entry. RELATED| Abilene Zoo is going wild with its biggest expansion yet Attendees also will be served free hamburgers, hot dogs, chips, drinks and desserts. The meal is being provided by the Abilene Freedom Foundation and event spons
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