A man has been sentenced to almost a century behind bars for a 2021 incident in which he shot at four Pueblo Police officers as they were responding to a menacing call.
Man who shot at four Pueblo police officers in 2021 sentenced to 96 years Read More »
The City of Pueblo, along with Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) railroad, is currently cleaning up homeless camps along Fountain Creek, as of Wednesday, Sept. 4, but not everyone is on board.
In Pueblo, city is cleaning up homeless camps over concerns from some community members Read More »
After less than two years of demolition work, the former Martin Drake Power Plant (Drake) has been taken to ground level, marking a dramatic change in the city’s skyline for the first time in 100 years.
End of an era marked at Colorado Springs’ Martin Drake Power Plant Read More »
At the core of the Colorado Springs Fire Department (CSFD) is a group of people who love to serve the city, but every group needs a strong leader.
Colorado Springs’ Randy Royal named IAFC Fire Chief of the Year Read More »
The legendary high school rivalry between Pueblo County High Schools is about to kick into high gear with the beginning of football season. For 17 years, the Rally in the Rotunda has allowed cheerleaders from rival teams to perform for the community before the Bell Game, Cannon Game, and the Pigskin Classic.
‘Rally in the Rotunda’ kicks off Pueblo high school football rivalry week Read More »
The Pueblo County Clerk and Recorder said it is “disappointed” in the service it has provided in the wake of a software update.
Pueblo County clerk’s office apologizes, is ‘disappointed’ after software update Read More »
On Tuesday, Aug. 13, Colorado Springs City Council voted to refer the renewal of the 2C Road Improvement Program to voters in November.
The Colorado funeral home owners who allegedly stored 190 decaying bodies and sent grieving families fake ashes were ordered by a judge to pay $950 million to the victims’ relatives in a civil case, the attorney announced Monday.
(SOUTHERN COLORADO) — Sheriffs across Southern Colorado came together to address the growing immigration crisis in the state.
Sheriffs back bill on migrant law enforcement Read More »
