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Mike Petrovsky·
Nursing homes in Pueblo County couldn’t help but notice when some of their residents didn’t have enough money to pay their room and board yet, in fact, those residents were supposed to be receiving Social Security or other benefits to amply cover their nursing home expenses. What was happening was... Read more
Associated Press·
A simplified program will make it easier for thousands of people to seek the elimination of low-level marijuana convictions that occurred in Denver before recreational use became legal in Colorado, officials said Wednesday. Mayor Michael Hancock said the change “is about equity for our communities of color and individuals who... Read more
Madison Gill·
Winter is officially here, and that means most Coloradans are putting away their hiking boots in favor of their ski boots as the 2018 skiing/snowboarding season kicks off. I say “most” because some Coloradans (like me) don’t own a pair of ski boots and have never even attempted a Bunny... Read more
Kara Mason·
PUEBLO — On January 22, Pueblo will have its first chief lawmaker in decades, but both mayoral candidates are clear that the job won’t come with guaranteed accomplishments. It’ll take allies throughout the community and partnerships with other government bodies. During a debate Thursday hosted by PULP, KRCC and KOAA... Read more
KATHLEEN FOODY, Associated Press
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John Rodriguez·
I feel compelled to be this honest about the state of local news in Southern Colorado and say we need support from our great PULP Universe now more than ever. Here’s why. PULP is doing fine but we’ve reached a point where the demands for more, yes, I get the emails... Read more
Madison Gill·
TickTock the anti-café, brings a new concept to Colorado, where most everything is free except your time. Read more
The PULP·
The Puebloan is a new series from PULP exploring the stories, people, and narratives of the Steel City and everything inside the county lines. This time on The Puebloan, host Ashley Lowe, tells the story of Lucky the Horse, a paper mache horse who survived Pueblo’s flood of 1921, and a... Read more
John Rodriguez·
There are the legions of budget balancers where, sometime near the end of a semester, a choice is to be made between a $7 burrito and beer for the weekend. For college students, living large can be about balancing the $26.50 in the bank account and not incurring overdraft fees, while... Read more