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Coloradans Can Check Out Live Horse Racing With Big Cash on the Line
Coloradans can get in the car and take a fun road trip to see (and bet on) professional horse racing. While the Kentucky Derby does get all the attention in the world of horse racing, Wyoming's races are something to see, as well. Your trip will take you through some of the prettiest parts of Wyoming to see some very majestic horses.
Colorado governor pushes back on reports Harris changed policy positions
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis (D) on Sunday pushed back on criticism that Vice President Harris has changed her stance on several policy issues and is not doing enough interviews to explain the changes, arguing that she will be a president “for all the American people.” “The truth of the matter is, yes, she’s come to…
Cowboys deal up aces to Mustangs
SANFORD – After opening the season with a five-set loss at La Veta on Friday, the Sanford High School volleyball team played at home for the first time on Saturday. The Lady Mustangs played Gunnison in the home opener, however, they were swept by the Cowboys. The scores were 25-19, 25-10 and 25-12.
Alamosa, Centauri, Del Norte begin cross country season
ALAMOSA – The Alamosa, Centauri and Del Norte high school cross country teams opened their seasons at the Cheyenne Mountain Stampede Friday at the Norris Penrose Event Center in Colorado Springs. Alamosa competed in the championship division mainly against larger schools. The Lady Mean Moose finished 16th in the...
Truck driver saves daughter from potential groomer with help from POE officers
(LAMAR, Colo.) — A Colorado State Patrol (CSP) Port of Entry (POE) Officer might have saved a life by helping a truck driver become informed about trafficking so he could help prevent his daughter from potentially being groomed in a relationship. Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT), a program that raises awareness about trafficking, shared a story […]
School District Provides Support as Information of Investigation on Horne Becomes Available
The Salida School District has been informally informed by the Salida Police Department that the Fremont County Sheriff’s Office was conducting an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct of Mr. Anderson Horne, with an adult who was a former student. Mr. Horne, a teacher at Salida High School, passed away Saturday, August 24, 2024.
Rally in the Rotunda kicks off Pueblo football rivalry
(PUEBLO, Colo.) — 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. […]
Roger Banks, Non-Violent Activist born
*Roger Banks was born on this date in 1936. He was a Black educator and Public Policy Activist. Roger Ware Banks and his brother Robert were born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, to Robert T. Banks and Violet Houston Banks. After graduating from Carver High School in Phoenix, Arizona, 1954, he joined the U.S. Army. In 1958, after completing his military service, Banks earned a BA and MA degrees in History and Political Science at the University of New Mexico, where he was a member of the Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society, the National Student Association, and a fellow in NASA's Program for the Advanced Study of Public Science Policy and Administration.
Forgoing Fossil Fuels, a New Mexico Utility Eyes Green Hydrogen
Hydrogen — the smallest and simplest molecule and also the Earth’s most abundant element — is essential to living things. It’s also necessary for modern industrial processes like oil refining and fertilizer production. And in Questa, New Mexico, it could help power a fossil-free electric grid by producing what’s called “green hydrogen.”
Victoria woman found alive after 4 days alone in Colorado wilderness
A Victoria woman was found alive and uninjured after spending four days alone in the wilds of the Colorado backcountry. Gina Chase was reported missing on Aug. 15, after she failed to return from a solo trip into the woods in the Lone Cone mountain area, outside the town of Norwood in the western U.S. state, on the morning of Aug. 14.
New Mexico General Fund revenue to increase by 2.8% for Fiscal Year 2026
(The Center Square) - The New Mexico Consensus Revenue Estimating Group has a more optimistic revenue outlook for Fiscal Year 2026. The group recently presented the state's Legislative Finance Committee projections that expect a 2.8% increase in General Fund revenue to $13.4 billion for Fiscal Year 2026. That includes $659.6 million in “total new money,” according to a press release from the New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration. The...
Durango’s Favorite RV Shop Shuts Down After Five Decades
After nearly half a century as a cornerstone of Durango’s RV market, Tarpley RV closed its doors at the end of June. The dealership, founded in 1976 by Bill and Dorothy Tarpley, was later passed down to their son Brad in 1996. Under Brad’s leadership, Tarpley RV grew significantly,...
Mancos Football: Where Pressure Is a Privilege
AURORA - Back in December, Mancos won the Colorado High School Activities Association’s 8-Man Football State Championship. That victory marked the school’s first-ever football state championship, its first state championship of any kind in a quarter-century, and just its second state championship of any kind, period. “Honestly, it's...
Restaurant health inspections on temporary pause in Albuquerque
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) –A new food ordinance in the City of Albuquerque is meant to make dining out safer but in the short-term, it means the city is not conducting it’s routine restaurant inspections. The city said customers should not be worried about eating out. They say the pause in inspections, is to make sure inspectors […]
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