The first blast furnace started blowing in Pueblo in 1881. By that time it was already apparent that those stacks,... Read more
Over the past two years, Pueblo Chile growers only had to battle through back-to-back poor growing seasons. With COVID-19, growers... Read more
My friends we have been in a civil war for over 500 years and today we are crying out, “No more. No more violence, no more death, no more fear, no more hate.” Read more
As protests continue to ripple throughout the nation following the murder of George Floyd, the Pueblo Department of Public Health... Read more
PUEBLO, Colo. — Parkview Medical Center confirmed 22 hospital positions were eliminated this past week due to the COVID-19 pandemic.... Read more
The proposal to move Spanish classes at Pueblo Central High School to an online model remains a contested one after dozens of students and parents marched outside the Pueblo School District 60 administration building Wednesday.
“It’s not fair,” said Malia Espinoza, a senior at Central High School. “Yes, the world isn’t fair but we do have a voice and we do have a choice on what we want and what we do not want.” Read more
In the three weeks since George Floyd’s death, the fight against racial injustice has spread from the voice of protestors, to the ears of city hall members, to the pens of lawmakers along the Front Range of Colorado.
Colorado protests turned into demands for action in only days. Across the Front Range, each movement has taken on its own shape and form. Read more
Following a unanimous vote, eleven delegates with the Master Community Association in Denver agreed Wednesday to take the first steps... Read more
Gone are the concerts, the rodeo, the shopping exhibitions, the meandering lounging around the Colorado State Fair and the potentially... Read more
“Hi, don’t be racist, don’t be ignorant, thank you,” the sign read. Theo Guerra, a one-man protest, wanted to ignite... Read more
Colorado public health officials released new guidance that allows for the reopening of houses of worship at capacities of 50%... Read more
“Can you imagine losing 40% of your student population? That’d be tough,” said Larry Mortensen, athletic director at Adams State... Read more
