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Pueblo motel closed after being deemed a ‘public health crisis’
PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) - A multi-agency operation was conducted at the Val-U-Stay Inn in the 2000 block of N. Hudson Ave in Pueblo. Police, working with the city, removed dozens of people after the property failed to secure a valid lodging license. The City did say that the declaration of temporary housing and shelter emergency The post Pueblo motel closed after being deemed a ‘public health crisis’ appeared first on KRDO.
Pueblo motel owner speaks out after city forces resident to evacuate
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - The owner of the Val U Stay Inn & Suites in Pueblo has spoken out after multiple agencies descended on his motel Thursday to evacuate residents. Pueblo mayor Heather Graham said, not only were conditions at the motel in the 200 block of Hudson completely...
PPD: Help identify people in video near crime scene
(PUEBLO, Colo.) — The Pueblo Police Department (PPD) is seeking the community’s help to identify two people seen in a video captured in the area of a homicide that took place on Sunday, April 7. Police originally responded just before 9:30 p.m. on April 7 to the 1000 block of Elm Street, northwest of I-25 […]
Crash in Pueblo closes US 50 westbound
(PUEBLO, Colo.) — At around 8:30 p.m., the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) reported that a crash occurred on US 50 in Pueblo, causing delays. US 50 westbound is closed at Wills Boulevard, near mile point 313, according to CDOT. Drivers should expect delays and use caution.
Pueblo man shot, killed by police identified; one officer remains on paid leave
A man who was shot and killed by police during an incident at an RV park April 17 has been identified. Ronald James Courtney, 61, of Pueblo, died from a gunshot wound sustained during an incident involving Pueblo police officers, according to a Wednesday social media post from Pueblo County Coroner Brian Cotter.
Feast Your Eyes on These Iconic Pueblo Dishes
If you're looking for places to eat in Pueblo, make sure the restaurants or bars have one of these must-try local favorites on the menu. Food is unique in Pueblo, says Haley Sue Robinson, a native of Pueblo and the city’s director of public affairs. “It’s because of our people,” Robinson says, citing the influx of Slovenians, Italians, Mexicans and Germans who arrived in the city to work in its steel mill, as well as the persistence of family-owned eateries in the face of franchises and chain restaurants.
7 Great Places to Grab a Drink in Pueblo
Be sure to stop by one (or all) of these seven bars, restaurants and breweries that locals adore. Whether strolling along the downtown Riverwalk or enjoying one of the area’s more remote outdoor attractions, you’re sure to work up a thirst. Luckily, there are plenty of local places to grab a drink in Pueblo, so you can say “Cheers!” to a day well spent. Here are a few local gems.
Homicides up 86% in Pueblo; City, FBI officials discuss plans to address rising crime
City officials and the FBI held a press conference Tuesday to draw attention to rising crime and homicides in Pueblo. During the Tuesday morning conference, the FBI announced a major joint summer operation to counter gangs in Pueblo, while city officials discussed local efforts to counter gang and gun violence.
City of Pueblo shares details on massive grant for Riverwalk project
PUEBLO, Colo. (KKTV) - A project in the heart of Pueblo is closer to becoming complete. On Tuesday, the City of Pueblo sent out details on a $1 million grant for the Riverwalk Project. The grant comes from the Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) and will be used for the Historic Arkansas Riverwalk of Pueblo (HARP) Channel Extension and Boathouse project. The City expects work on the boathouse to start “soon” and it should be completed within 24 months after the start.
Sheriff Smith hires controversial former Florence Police Chief
Former Chief DeLaurentis retired during a time when he and a former city manager were accused of sexual harassment and a subsequent failed legal settlement cover-up (Originally published 04.11.24) Custer County Sheriff Rich Smith confirmed this past week that he has hired the controversial former Florence Police Chief Michael DeLaurentis...
The Pueblo D60 search for a new superintendent is down to one person. Here's what to know
Editor's Note: This story has been edited to reflect that Barb Kimzey was an assistant high school principal for Hampton City Schools Barbara Kimzey, chief schools officer at Norfolk Public Schools, is the sole finalist in Pueblo School District 60's national superintendent search. Kimzey was selected to become the sole finalist following a 3-2...
One year after return to Pueblo West, Fourth of July Wet Parade may again get the axe
Last year's Fourth of July Wet Parade may very well have been the last in Pueblo West, as metro district staff report they've been unable to find a company willing to provide security for the event this year. Interim District Manager Christian Heyn told the metro district board during its...
New Chief of Staff at Custer County Sheriff’s Office is still under investigation by Colorado Bureau of Investigation and District Attorney’s Office
Two weeks ago, in response to the Tribune’s questions about the hiring of the former Florence Police Chief Michael DeLaurentis, Custer County Sheriff Rich Smith stated, “[Regarding] Mike DeLaurentis, there is no evidence that Chief DeLaurentis was involved in any crime in the Town of Florence. While there, outside investigations were completed by the Fountain Police Dept, 11th JD DA, CBI and the new city manager.” This statement by Sheriff Smith is not accurate.
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