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El Pomar awards $114,000 to 15 organizations in the SLV
COLORADO SPRINGS – Fifteen non-profits and government agencies in the San Luis Valley have been awarded grants from the El Pomar Foundation, totaling $114,000. Thirteen of the grants were awarded based on recommendations from El Pomar’s San Luis Valley Regional Council, which recommends grants in Alamosa, Conejos, Costilla, Mineral, Rio Grande, and Saguache counties. Council members are regional leaders in the business, nonprofit, and public sectors and provide first-hand information about current needs in their own communities.
Man wanted in Colorado arrested in Santa Fe
SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – Colin Beck, 26, wanted for attempted murder in Colorado, was taken into custody in Santa Fe on Wednesday. Beck was spotted in Santa Fe at a restaurant on Zafarano near San Ignacio. After receiving a tip, Santa Fe police arrested beck as he was leaving the restaurant and admitted to having a […]
Retro GameStop Stores Will Open Four Colorado Locations
Video games have changed a lot throughout the years. A video game that somebody in Colorado experienced in 2001 is a completely different world than what video game fans have access to today. I tried explaining the Nintendo 64 to a teenager who is a family member recently and they...
Volunteers help military family reunite with their dog 2 years after he went missing in Colorado
Farmers’ Almanac Winter Predictions for Colorado
While the temperatures still may be in the mid-nineties in Northern Colorado, winter is quickly approaching. Could the upcoming winter season be full of shoveling snow and Bomb Cyclones? There is really no telling what Mother Nature has in store for us. The Farmers' Almanac has been predicting weather in...
‘Back the Blue’ initiative to appear on November ballot
Advance Colorado Action, an advocacy group, announced that the "Back the Blue" initiative would see $350 million supplied to law enforcement agencies across the state. The money would be used to improve training, compensation and recruiting of officers in Colorado.
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