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Plan to connect Interstate 25 to Interstate 27 in Raton, NM, receives federal funding
The Ports-to-Plains Alliance recently received $3.2 million in federal funding to study extending Interstate 27 through New Mexico to connect with Interstate 25 near Raton. The post Plan to connect Interstate 25 to Interstate 27 in Raton, NM, receives federal funding appeared first on KRDO .
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Retiring On Social Security Alone Is Actually Possible In This Affordable Colorado City
Let’s be honest about something: the phrase “retire comfortably in Colorado” has started to feel like a punchline. Denver’s housing market has made national headlines for all the wrong reasons, mountain towns have priced out the people who actually work in them, and the general vibe around Colorado retirement planning has become one of resigned acceptance that it’s simply not going to happen.
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KRDO13 Investigates: Pueblo children’s dentist on probation after admitting infection control violations
PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) - Expired disinfecting wipes, biohazard waste collected just once a year and staff failing to meet protective equipment standards and training are among the violations that landed a Pueblo dentist on probation. The Colorado Dental Board placed Dr. Olga Jasina, who practices at Pueblo Pediatric Dentistry, on...
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Steamboat Springs law firm ranks Pueblo, Cañon City, Colorado Springs as among state’s ten most dangerous cities for Halloween
A study by The Brown Law Firm identified Pueblo, Cañon City, and Colorado Springs as among the most dangerous Colorado cities for trick-or-treating, prompting local authorities to issue safety warnings for both pedestrians and drivers. The post Steamboat Springs law firm ranks Pueblo, Cañon City, Colorado Springs as among state’s ten most dangerous cities for Halloween appeared first on KRDO .
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Pueblo to celebrate Light Up Union with 2,000 lights
(PUEBLO, Colo.) — Pueblo’s Union Avenue will be set ablaze with over 2,000 lights for the celebration of Light Up Union, the signature class project of Leadership Pueblo Class of 2026, on Thursday, Nov. 5, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The event takes place on Union between B Street and C Street, featuring 30 […]
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Because Pueblo Deserves to Know: 5 Years Later, We're Still Here
Storyteller, curator and creative economy consultant, Gregory made his way to Pueblo via Tokyo to join a team of innovative physicians in the launch of a network of medical clinics in Colorado and Texas. Shortly after arriving in Pueblo, Gregory immediately realized the powerful and yet untold story of the new creative economy in one of America's great industrial landscapes which was once dominated by the Colorado Fuel & Iron Company and the Nuckolls Packing Company. Over the years he has lectured extensively on the history, culture and the arts of Pueblo and is a strong advocate for adaptive reuse of historic properties, economic redevelopment and tourism. Currently you can find Gregory on the CSU Pueblo campus in the Media & Entertainment Department where he serves as an Adjunct Faculty teaching public relations, managing creative talent, and brands and advertising. When not in Pueblo, Gregory is most often lecturing and touring in Japan where he shares his lifelong passion for Japan and its people.
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Pueblo ballot measure election results 2026: See how voters decided
Along with deciding several seats in the Colorado Legislature and Pueblo County government, voters across the county will make their voices heard on several ballot measures in 2026. Scroll to the bottom of this page to see the latest live results. Pueblo city voters will weigh in on Ballot Measure 2A, a measure asking voters to approve a 0.25% sales and use tax for the city fire department and public safety technology , and Ballot Measure 2B, a 0.167% sales tax that would fund Pueblo Zoo operations and capital improvements. Pueblo voters will also decide the future of library funding previously approved by voters in 2019 through Library District Ballot Measure 6A. In Pueblo West, metro district residents will see Ballot Measure 6B, which asks voters if a 1% sales tax for fire safety, set to expire in 2030, should become permanent, and Ballot Measure 6C, which would authorize the district to spend revenue that exceeds the state's 5.25% property tax limit. There are also three special district ballot measures this year for residents of those districts, with Ballot Measure 6D seeking to add a new area to the Edison Fire Protection District, Ballot Measure 7A asking voters to approve
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City of Pueblo Reaffirms Commitment to Local Nonprofits Following Pueblo County's Withdrawal ...
City of Pueblo Reaffirms Commitment to Local Nonprofits Following Pueblo County's Withdrawal from 2027 CSAC Funding. PUEBLO, CO — The City of Pueblo reaffirmed its commitment to supporting local nonprofit organizations following Pueblo County's announcement that it will not provide funding for the Community Services Advisory Commission (CSAC) in 2027. The decision, announced during the Pueblo County Board of County Commissioners' October 29 work session, marks a significant change to a long-standing City-County partnership that has supported essential community services for more than two decades.
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Matthew Martinez poised to win reelection in CO House District 62
Democratic incumbent Rep. Matthew Martinez was poised to defeat Republican challenger Steven Rodriguez with more than 58% of the vote in Colorado House District 62 as of Nov. 4. Martinez told the Chieftain he was glad that residents of his district "got out and voted." He said he will continue to make sure that Southern Colorado has "a seat at the table" and that state budget cuts do not harm his district. "I'm honored and humbled by the continued trust and confidence of the people in the district," Martinez said on Wednesday morning. "I'm ready to keep fighting for Southern Colorado." Rodriguez told the Chieftain late Tuesday night that he was not surprised by the results of his race, which he said was "an uphill battle." However, he said he was shocked by how Republicans were performing statewide. "We're getting crushed," he said. Colorado House District 62 covers territory in Alamosa, Conejos, Costilla, Huerfano, Mineral, Pueblo, Rio Grande and Saguache counties. The East Side, Bessemer, downtown Pueblo and Salt Creek are among the Pueblo neighborhoods included in the district. Prior to election night, Martinez said his priorities included continued support for agriculture, improvements to the state's education systems and affordability.
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Pueblo backs zoo funding, rejects fire tax in unofficial returns
Nov. 4, 2026 — Results remain unofficial. Pueblo voters favored funding for the zoo while rejecting a proposed fire and public safety tax, according to unofficial returns from the Nov. 3 election. City Question 2A, proposing an additional 0.25% sales and use tax, drew 63.8% opposition. Question 2B, proposing...
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Security and Emergency Response Training Center sets 2027 calendar for federal training programs
PUEBLO, Colo. — MxV Rail’s Security and Emergency Response Training Center (SERTC) has released its 2027 calendar of courses offered under U.S. Department of Homeland Security and Federal Emergency Management Agency funding. The release allows eligible first responders to review course offerings and begin the DHS/FEMA application process, although individual course registration has not yet [...] Read More...