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Wolf 'spending time' in Rocky Mountain National Park, pack blamed for killings to be moved
Another month has zipped by, and once again, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has provided residents of the Centennial State with an update on local wolf movement. While wolves remain mostly in the same areas compared to last month – largely in Routt, Jackson, Grand, Larimer, and Summit counties – one notable update was related to the most popular outdoor recreation destination in the state – Rocky Mountain National Park.
Colorado Country Music Hall of Fame celebrates local talent
Ryan Chrys spent 15 years backing other artists on guitar before stepping into the spotlight with his own band, the Rough Cuts. “I was never a singer. I was just a guitar player writing songs,” Chrys said. “Fast-forward to finally starting the Rough Cuts, and now we’re driving all around playing outlaw country, rock’n’roll and supporting country music.”
Union leaders say Pueblo sheriff repeatedly retaliated against union president
A Pueblo County Sheriff’s deputy who has led the effort to unionize the department’s staff was reassigned to clerical duties last week by Pueblo Sheriff David Lucero over a 2013 disciplinary incident, a move that labor advocates claim is retaliation for working with the union. Brad Riccillo was elected president of the International Brotherhood of […]
Pueblo City Council will decide the fate of this historic clubhouse in City Park
The Pueblo Historic Preservation Commission voted unanimously to save it, while members of the Pueblo Planning and Zoning Commission split their vote 3-3. A second reading by Pueblo City Council on Sept. 9 will decide whether or not a nearly 90-year-old sandstone clubhouse at the City Park Tennis Complex, 330 South City Park Ave., will be saved from demolition by being designated a local historic landmark. ...
Pueblo Man Sentenced to Federal Prison for Tax Evasion, Ordered to Pay Over $548K in Restitution
A Pueblo, Colorado, man has been handed a federal prison sentence for evading income tax, as announced by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Colorado. Solomon Paul Garcia, 46, will serve one year and one day in prison followed by a three-year term of supervised release. During...
Alamosa Riverfront Project reels in public input
ALAMOSA — About 40 people attended the second public meeting regarding the Alamosa Riverfront Project held by the Rio Grande Headwaters Restoration Project on Aug. 27. The meeting was a casual affair, with dinner served and presentations made regarding the plan. The project proposes to increase recreational opportunities along the Rio Grande at Cole Park and restore and maintain river habitat.
Pueblo proud: Check out these homegrown food options at the Colorado State Fair
Colorado State Fair visitors can soak up some Pueblo-proud food offerings during the final three days of the fair whether they are spicing things up during Pueblo Chile Day Saturday or visiting one of the 13 locally operated food and beverage booths. "You won’t want to miss Pueblo Chile Day," said Krystle Herrera, communications coordinator for the Greater Pueblo Chamber of Commerce and Visit Pueblo. "There will be farm stand maps plus fresh, certified Pueblo chile being roasted, and...
Lady Mean Moose slow the Mustangs down
ALAMOSA – The Colorado High School Activities Association released its preseason volleyball rankings on Aug. 15 and the Alamosa High School volleyball team found itself in the No. 3 position. The Lady Mean Moose’s season began Tuesday at the AHS gym and they were looking to prove their high...
Colorado Springs bomb unit called to apartment for suspicious item
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - At 11 a.m. on Friday, the Colorado Springs Police Department said they went on a shots fired call when they found a suspicious item in an apartment unit. Police said they found the shots fired call to be credible, arresting one person. During their follow-up...
‘It wasn’t real:’ Father of the paddleboarder found in Colorado reservoir honors his memory
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - On Friday, the family of the paddleboarder who was found in Rampart Reservoir gathered together to honor his memory. ”He was a beaming light... he was just the type of young man that brought joy to a room when he stepped into it,” said Otis Forrest Sr., father of paddleboarder.
Kevin Vick, CEA’s new president, wants to share the purpose he found as an educator
Kevin Vick moved to Colorado in 1993 and quickly found the ski slopes. Six years later, he was skiing 100 days a year and in the summers went mountain biking and rock climbing.He loved being outdoors, but he felt like something was missing from his life.“I didn’t feel like I was having a real great purpose,” he said. “Or I was really making a difference.”He turned to teaching and found his purpose helping students as a social studies teacher and prep football coach. He also taught other educators to advocate for themselves and organized them to better their work conditions.Now,...
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