Last month, visitors to Saxet Lakes at Patriot Park found a ball python.

EDNA — A district court judge found a man guilty of intoxication manslaughter Friday, handing down a 60-year sentence for the 2019 death of a 12-year-old Ganado boy.

EDNA — A bench trial began Tuesday to determine whether a man was at fault for a 2019 crash that killed a 12-year-old Ganado boy.

A Francitas man died in an all-terrain vehicle crash in the early morning hours of Saturday..

Benjamin “Tank” Loera, a 16-year-old Vanderbilt boy who was reported missing Oct. 27, was found dead last week, according to a news release issued Monday by the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office.

In the late-90s, when the Billy T. Cattan Outreach Recovery Center began operating from a small, humble office space, Susan Rybak thought the idea of a local inpatient residential facility to address substance abuse in the region was a dream.

A 56-year-old Ganado woman who was shot in the head in a Ganado grocery store parking lot died from her injuries in a Houston hospital Thursday morning, according to police.

EDNA — Cowboys from across the country rode up to the shores of Lake Texana Sunday morning for the chance to qualify for the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo Association’s annual Roping Fiesta.

EDNA — The sounds of a lawnmower, laughing children chasing each other on scooters and cicadas were prevalent Wednesday afternoon on North Pumphrey Street. It was like any other fall afternoon on the quiet street.

The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help after finding a man dead alongside a rural farm road earlier this week.

MORALES — As Jon Poole and Robert Janssen fed their cattle in Jackson County Tuesday morning, several of the cows and bulls gathering at the feeder sported a crescent moon-shaped brand on their left hip.

EDNA — Two years ago when he moved back to his hometown, Ronnie McGee was excited to live just blocks away from the historical George Washington Carver School — his teen stomping grounds.

WOOD HI — As heavy rains pelted Brian Adamek’s southeast Victoria County farm in May, and again in June, and again in July, he eventually lost track of how many inches had fallen.

EDNA — Friday marked the third time this year Terrilyn Turner and her husband woke up to 3-4 inches of water in their home.

Cuero didn’t run out of water during the freeze in February, but it came close.

EDNA — As years have gone by, it has become harder for Corrine Robinson to tend to her yard and pull her trash can to the curb. This week, in a first-of-its-kind cleanup for the city, the community came to her.

An Edna hospital storage building was significantly damaged by fire Thursday evening, according to a Jackson County Hospital District news release.

EDNA — Savandra Smith found shelter from the summer heat in the shadow of First United Methodist Church as a small parade of dancers, community leaders and residents formed on North Allen Street.

Juniper Vanpatten, 4, loves feeding the dogs treats.

PHARR — On the afternoon of June 2, Sgt. Lee Ashcraft, a 23-year veteran of the Texas Department of Public Safety, manned a machine gun on a 34-foot Yellowfin patrol boat as it cruised down the Rio Grande River.

EDNA — On a recent sunny afternoon, Shae Rogers-Turner pulled up to the public pool in Edna’s Shelby Park with eight children, nieces and nephews in tow and a cooler packed with hot dogs and Capri Suns.

When Noe Guerrero woke in a hospital bed in Germany, he wasn’t sure if he was dreaming or no longer alive. He tried to scream, but his jaw was wired shut.