T'dad Talk: Recent Episodes
Benjamin Mandile
Your daily briefing of what's happening in Southeastern Colorado, the state, and the world at large. As well as upcoming events and chats with key movers and shakers to keep you engaged, informed, and plugged in whether from the area or just passing through.
In the happenings...Trinidad joins an affordable housing program and downtown Trinidad business owners raise the alarm over street closures...
In the happenings...an art center closure raises concern, Trinidad Police Chief Charles Glorioso retires, and a ballot proposal from the city of Trinidad could be challenged...
In the happenings...Trinidad smacks Austin, urbanites learn rural values, and Colorado gets paid for its lands...
In the happenings...alternative energy expands in Las Animas County, an annual bike race returns, raptors plan to descend on Trinidad Lake State Park, and a South African recording artist plans to visit the area for a special event...
In the happenings...an inmate dies at the county detention center, Las Animas County shakes, and a house fire strikes Trinidad...
Trinidad seeks to establish its identity, Trinidad baseball falls against Arizona, and weekend events are shared...
Cattle is found mutilated west of Aguilar, a deceased artist is honored by the City of Trinidad, and a scout ranch conducts fire mitigation efforts...
In the happenings...an event listing through the City of Trinidad draws public backlash, Trinidad's landfill financial situation gets messy, and Colorado calls for reduced poop in nature...
In the happenings...LA County tables a measure to propose a ballot measure for the November election, Trinidad's trolley on the brakes until a driver is found, street closures are in place for an annual event, and SFT returns...
In the happenings...U.S. Rep. Boebert is under fire for misleading voters, Ft. Wootton will hold a Saturday fish fry, a THS senior gets creative for the district, and local elementary students shine...
In the happenings...local COVID funds appear safe from federal chopping block, locals celebrate local coal camp heritage, and food prices in Trinidad schools are raising...
In the happenings...a Trinidad brownfield will be remediated using federal funding, Trinidad announces a nearly month-long road closure to address a gas line, and the El Moro region sees a small quake...
In the happenings...the Trinidad Triggers will open their season against the Santa Fe Fuego tonight at Central Park, local volunteers help honor veteran during Memorial Day, and Gov. Jared Polis approves a bill listing a property tax reduction measure that seeks to use TABOR funds to backfill shortages...
In the happenings...a weekend mass shooting in Red River leaves three people dead and five injured, Trinidad City Council seeks a land use code rewrite, and Raton pot sales decline as state sees overall increase...
In the happenings...Trinidad police kill a suspect, local high schools hold graduation, and a burger joint joins the Trinidad restaurant scene...
In the happenings...a local murderer faces 29 years through a plea deal, local leaders celebrate lobbyist founding, and U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert faces more campaign finance allegations...
In the happenings...a county recreation study projects blockbuster growth over next 20 years and local students learn of the dangers of impaired driving...
In the happenings...state regulators respond to increased seismic activity in the Raton Basin and community leaders celebrate local champions...
In the happenings...TSC basketball falls at nationals, a zoning change is proposed for a new business, and a local author announces a book signing...
Book Signing: Wednesday, March 29 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon at the Trinidad Carnegie Public Library (202 N. Animas St., Trinidad)
In the happenings...Trinidad City Council repeals a 2018 commission amendment, transportation increases in Trinidad, and two local fighters win in Las Vegas, Nevada...
In the happenings...Trinidad raises consumer rates for water and sewer utilities, NAAWA shelter is on probation, and interstate maintenance work in Huerfano County is slatted to begin...
In the happenings...an accused embezzler sees all charges dismissed, CDOT's I-25 Exit 11 improvement project is complete, and Colorado insurance holders are reminded about renewal dates...
In the happenings...earthquakes strike Las Animas County again, a woman accused of attempted murder sees a plea hearing pushed, and a local science fiction author is recognized as a business leader...
In the happenings...a Trinidad man accused of participating in a 2020 murder appears in court, Trinidad is projected to see increased tree canopy, and marijuana sales tax expenditures are approved...
In the happenings...Trinidad State basketball secures place in national tourny, Trinidad seeks water and sewer rate increases, and a local college and Trinidad partner for housing development...
In the happenings...New Mexico is set to end its COVID emergency health declaration, Trinidad surpasses a housing goal, and residents flock to downtown for the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade...
In the happenings...some applicants to the Trinidad Tourism Board call "nepotism" in recent review process and plans for Exit 14 (Interstate 25) improvements are proposed by a local development group.
In the happenings...earthquakes strike Las Animas County and a preliminary route for an annual gravel biking event is shared...
In the happenings...Trinidad Tourism Board funding cycles are announced, a new travel website launches, and more gun control legislation is introduced in Colorado...
In the happenings...Polar Bears plunge a local lake to raise funds, Trinidad City Council reviews marijuana tax requests, and a public hearing is set for the Trinidad Power & Light Department...
In the happenings...Trinidad amends building codes for public safety and a Trinidad wrestler prepares for nationals...
In the happenings...Trinidad gets strict on animals, Trinidad approves a $150K expenditure for a truck, and Primero attends a state championship...
In the happenings...extreme winter weather is projected for the region today, LA-Huerfano District Health issues avian flu guidance, and Mayor Phil Rico issues his final State of the City Address...
In the happenings...local police see equipment upgrades and a college construction program expands to include more workers and housing...
In the happenings...New Mexico pot sales continue to slump, Trinidad landmarks Trinidad City Hall, and liquor fees increase in Trinidad...
In the happenings...Las Animas County seeks salary increases, foster families are being sought locally, and Gov. Jared Polis talks energy...
In the happenings...numerous dead birds were found at Trinidad's Central Park and a major announcement is shared for a widely beloved concert series...
In the happenings...Trinidad Mayor Phil Rico is set to issue his annual State of the City Address, a new bar opens in Trinidad, and a public notice is rescinded...
In the happenings...a Raton man is dead after a tanker crash last week and Trinidad considers introducing amendments to its animal ordinance...
In the happenings...TSD1 approves its budget for the year, TMS holds its science fair, and a Trinidad wrestling tourney is recapped...
In the happenings...Trinidad Police becomes accredited, a mine receives a time extension from state regulators for a project, and Mayor Phil Rico declares a proclamation...
In the happenings...a fire strikes downtown Trinidad, a large housing project sees support from Trinidad officials, and Trinidad's city council approves a bid for First Street improvements...
In the happenings...Colfax County seeks damages in an alleged fraud case, a brewery will see walls fall next week, and a wrestling tourney is planned for this weekend..
In the happenings...a county high schooler wins a national speaking contest, Adams State moves to search for a new president, and sports teams locally saw a mixed bag last week...
In the happenings...Ft. Carson announces trainings, New Mexico expands medical-pot use, and a campground is awarded for its "exceptional service."
Fort Carson Public Affairs: 719-526-9843 (for training noise complaints)
In the happenings...The Rad Dirt Fest is tapped for a national circuit race, PACT Act sessions are discussed, and New Mexico CDS is reviewed...
In the happenings...NAAWA fails another state inspection, a theatre pushes to increase cultural offerings in the area, and a TABOR-killing bill is discussed...
In the happenings...Trinidad holds off on approving Juneteenth paid holiday, a judge is honored, and legislative office hours are announced.
In the happenings...an accessory to murder on probation sees new charges levied, elected officials take their oaths of office, and the THS Lady Miners are set to face Sangre De Cristo on the road...
In the happenings...state and federal reps share priorities, annexation would help bring more fuel to Trinidad, and an accused child abuser appears in court...
In the happenings...a Trinidad sex offender receives probation, Colfax County raises pay, and a museum works to conduct renovations with state funding...
In the happenings...Trinidad allows for customer self-generated power, LA County responds to the plastic bag fee, and the LA County commissioners attend to a clerical agenda during their first meeting...
In the happenings...the first women judge in LA County is set to retire, a new pot shop buzzes to town during the reported end of the Colorado "Green Rush," and Trinidad police remain busy after the holiday weekend...
Las Animas County sees over $1 million in grant funding awarded, an online high school is recognized by Microsoft, and the second half of the winter sports season starts...
In the happenings...Colfax County Republicans announce their biennial convention, a healthcare center helps their employees with unforeseen circumstances, and the second installment of the 2022 Year in Review is released...
In the happenings...TSD1 approves a $5 million contract, Hass is appointed to CCI, a murder trial is pushed, and the first portion of the TCN Year in Review is released...
In the happenings...dangerously cold weather raises concern for the city's unhoused population, a helium operator has a site approved, and a second helium operator sees progress on permit approvals...
In the happenings...Trinidad adjusts cultivation fees for the second time in a year, New Elk Coal issues production and hiring updates, and DIA sees hundreds of flights cancelled and delayed...
In the happenings...Trinidad passes its 2023 budget, Trinidad approves pickleball court funding, and a forest health collaboration sees nonprofit assistance...
In the happenings...LA County now has a full-time coroner, Shop with a Cop Trinidad returns, and a local Club Q fundraiser sees success...
In the happenings...LA County sees its lowest pot sales since summer 2020, CSP and NWS warn of cold weather impacts, and LA County and the City of Trinidad talk airplanes...
In the happenings...MSRH announces happy news out of its chemotherapy center, a legislative roundtable is organized, and the Primero basketball boys see a win...
In the happenings...a fatal train crash victim is identified, TSD1 opts out of state run program, and a road project is nearing completion...
In the happenings...city pot tax revenue declines, a woman is sentenced after attacking people with bear spray, and the city plans to launch a new website Monday...
In the happenings...LASO asks the public for help identifying to theft suspects, Primero High basketball sees a win, and a local fire auxiliary board brings Christmas cheer...
Trinidad looks to adjust marijuana cultivation fees for the second time in a year, U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert is headed back to D.C., and Trinidad updates its councilmember request process.
In the happenings...an AMTRAK train kills a driver, THS organizes a band fundraiser, and New Mexico pot sales drop...
In the happenings...the Hoehne Lady Farmers win the TSC Hoops Classic 2022 championship, the Des Moines Demons win the TSC Hoops Classic 2022 championship, high wind speeds are discussed, and a case in the U.S. Supreme Court is recapped...
In the happenings...TSD1 stops consolidation talks, TPD nabs two more suspected drug pushers, and U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert takes a seat on the Republican Policy Committee...
In the happenings...a Raton butcher claims its rectified livestock handling issues, Mark Gray steps down, and community groups provide Thanksgiving meals...
In the happenings...Aguilar calls a special election, the 86th annual TSC basketball tourney starts today, and a bank invites the community to an open house...
In the happenings...Trinidad updates its utility codes, a new art show revives Trinidad history, and Colorado Democrats push for further gun legislation...
In the happenings...Trinidad firefighters seek the community's help in spreading Christmas cheer, a habitual offender is sent to prison, and a Colorado nonprofit helps pets in need...
In the happenings...Aguilar schools see academic improvement, TSD1 updates graduation requirements, New Mexico sees reduced voter turnout, and Raton sees its highest pot sales since legalization...
In the happenings...a new company introduces itself to Trinidad City Council, Las Animas County sees a rise in COVID cases, Colorado sees an increase in RSV cases, and a food distribution continues...
In the happenings...Adam Frisch concedes to U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert in the 2022 General Election, a micro-finance nonprofit expands to southeast Colorado, and the Raton Tigers football program falls during the semifinals...
In the happenings...an accused embezzler has her trial set, the U.S. military meets with communities it impacts, and a special lunch is recapped...
In the happenings...Trinidad Mayor Phil Rico is sanctioned for an ethics violation, FEMA applications for the Hermit's Peak / Calf Canyon Fire open, and a new director is hired to lead Main Street LIVE.
In the happenings...the Third Congressional District race remains uncalled, candidates pop by Trinidad pre-election, and a local energy co-op announces a scholarship opportunity...
In the happenings...Trinidad discusses building a multimodal center, a man is arrested for a 2018 assault, and voters reduce their income taxes...
In the happenings...Hoehne volleyball gives a strong performance at the 2022 state championship, volunteer mediators are being recruited, and Colorado sports betting sees a football boost...
In the happenings...Mary Lou Kern wins Colfax County District No. 2, Leonetti donates record soda tab donation, and ballot curing is discussed...
In the happenings... TSC receives a historical donation, DA Solano files a new motion in his case against the HCSO, and LA County voter turnout is discussed...
In the happenings...Ty Winter secures Colorado's House District 47, Colorado's Third Congressional District race remains tight, and Gov. Jared Polis unveils a budget for next year...
In the happenings...Trinidad approves more housing incentive applications, residents are recognized for their commitment and service to veterans, and campaign funding is recapped...
IT'S ELECTION DAY 2022!!
In the happenings..a Trinidad councilmember files a complaint against the mayor, Halloween costume awards are covered, and a energy assistance program opens for the season statewide...
In the happenings...the Las Animas County Election Office ramps up security ahead of the 2022 General Election as threats increase nationwide, Las Animas County sheriff candidates reveal their platforms for voters, unopposed Las Animas County candidates share their experience and goals for next terms, and local police arrest two suspects after finding a dead body...
Trinidad Carnegie Public Library Bookstore Senior Citizen Days @ 132 N. Commercial Street, Trinidad: Friday, Nov. 4 - 11 a.m. to 4 pm. / Saturday, Nov. 5 - 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
In the happenings...new trails open at an area state park, election security is discussed, and a new mural brightens patients day's at a hospital...
In the happenings...Primero RE-2 considers making its transportation "green," a ballot measure concerning the state income tax sees strong support, and information on general election questions is shared...
In the happenings...County election finances are reviewed, a government transparency group raises the alarm, and two ballot initiatives are recapped...
In the happenings...Trinidad City Council receives information on a land use review project, New Mexico September pot sales pace August sales, and Trinidad City Council approves a BID budget and operating plan.
Costume contest: Oct. 28 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., downtown Trinidad — 719-846-9881
Trunk or Treating: Oct 28 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. , Fisher's Peak Community Church — 719-859-9882
Halloween games: Oct 28 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., The Marketplace — 719-859-9882
In the happenings...a potential name change of a Las Animas County canyon continues, Trinidad's 2023 budget passes its first hearing, and area high school sports are shared...
In the happenings...Trinidad's mayor faces a third ethics violation allegation since 2018, a resource fair is explained, and the Las Animas County 2023 proposed budget is reviewed...
Trinidad school board: 719-845-2048
Hoehne school board: 719-497-8109
PACT Act session:719-845-4872
In the happenings...the New Mexico State Ethics Commission approves an investigation into a former Colfax County employee, Trinidad City Council's and the Las Animas County Board of County Commissioner's Oct. 18 meetings are recapped, and coal production declines at NECC...
In the happenings...a judge rules against the Huerfano County Commissioners in a civil suit, a criminal hearing for embezzlement is set, a fire resource fair is announced, and applications for the Third Judicial Nominating Commission are opened...
In the happenings....police confiscate nearly 100 grams of fentanyl, Vietnam veterans are recognized, a city project is discussed, and a ballot measure is explained...
In the happenings...a fight at Trinidad City Hall is recapped, two ballot initiatives are discussed, and regional sports results are shared...
Trinidad Carnegie Public Library "Fake News" talk @ 202 N. Animas Street : Friday Oct 21, 4 p.m. More information: 719-846-6841
Pray for America prayer session @ 206 N. Animas Street: Saturday Oct 21, 12 noon to 2 p.m. More information: 719-941-5091
In the happenings...vehicular crime increases in Trinidad, volunteer mediators are requested, and two November ballot questions are discussed...
In the happenings...2022 General Election ballots are mailed, the Trinidad Historical Society calls for final reservations for its Fall Dinner, unopposed candidates running for reelection share their experiences in office and goals for next terms, and a new business opens in the county...
Trinidad Historical Society Fall Dinner reservations:
Judy: 719-846-4323
Carol: 719-846-3456
In the happenings...TSD1 sells property, Hoehne football sees a win, and $1 million in federal funding could be coming to LA County over the next two years...
In the happenings...Space to Create Trinidad reaches a milestone, a groundbreaking ceremony takes place in Springer, New Mexico, and Colorado disperses first round of opioid settlement funds...
A local church celebrates a milestone, a pet clinic is announced, and a lease renewal increases recreation...
In the happenings...Raton sees over $1 million in economic development funding, a Trinidad teenager is charged with child abuse, and an electric co-op seeks to raise its rates for next year...
In the happenings...LA County schools see police-student contacts decline, the Raton Tigers fall during its homecoming game, and The Red Cross of Colorado heads to Florida...
In the happenings...a New Mexico district court judge is appointed to chair a new commission, Blue Star Helium sees permit approvals, and The Chronicle-News seeks reader input on the 2022 Colorado and New Mexico General Elections.
Send 2022 General Election questions about local and state candidates and ballot questions to news1@trinidadchroniclenews.com
In the happenings...Las Animas County makes improvements at Perry Stokes Airport, Ft. Carson announces upcoming prescribed burns, and the state's economic outlook is discussed...
In the happenings...a Trinidad marijuana company fires 28 employees, a county commissioner is awarded for his work, and an airport in Colfax County could see a new operator...
In the happenings...Trinidad raises electric rates, Trinidad denies joining a state-run program, an earthquake is recapped, and a New Mexico county commissioner is removed...
In the happenings...Trinidad school union negotiations are discussed, Trinidad announces a power outage, and the 2022 General Election is discussed...
In the happenings...Raton postpones a lease renewal for Lake Dorothey, Colorado certifies its 2022 General Election Ballot, and sports are on the docket...
In the happenings...a lawsuit over trash ends with no relief for the plaintiffs, marijuana sales in New Mexico flatten, and History Colorado celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month...
In the happenings...a county preschool receives grant funding, a local musician is signed to a label, and New Mexico sees its first West Nile virus case of the year...
In the happenings...Trinidad City Council reviews housing policy suggestions, COVID increases in bi-county region heading into September, and Trinidad Space to Create announces a grand opening...
In the happenings...SAT and PSAT scores in Las Animas County decline, CMAS scores are released, and Las Animas County ranks in the Top 10 lowest tax burdened Colorado counties again...
In the happenings...a parking lot closure brings concerns to business owners, the county closes a road for communications work, and Artocade returns to Trinidad...
In the happenings...Colorado starts to offer free education for healthcare workers, two upcoming ballot measures for Colorado's 2022 General Election are discussed, and the Colorado Workforce Development Council launches a new campaign...
In the happenings...an ordinance to raise Trinidad electric rates passes first reading, Trinidad works to improve lane markings, and New Mexico sees high community COVID transmission
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In the happenings...Trinidad passes two marijuana related ordinances to bring relief to the local industry, a school district approves a learning contract, and a new art gallery opens in Trinidad...
In the happenings...Colorado COVID cases are projected to continue declining through early-October, a housing project tour is scheduled for the public, and a report finds DACA recipients still face barriers to higher education over a decade after it was first enacted through an Obama-era executive order...
In the happenings...the Trinidad RoundUp Rodeo returns, Labor Day sees a parade in Trinidad, a new EMS sustainability task force is formed for Colorado, and a September heat wave is expected this week...
In the happenings...Trinidad seeks to boost workforce housing with incentives, 2022 Miss Rodeo America is set to attend the 2022 Trinidad Roundup Association Rodeo, and Colorado sees its lowest unemployment rate since February 2020...
In the happenings...TSD1 forms a special consolidation committee, TSD1 teachers must wait for a 2022 pay bump, and Primero's volleyball programs see new coaching staff...
In the happenings...Exit 11 sees a ribbon cutting, a local energy company experiments with solar pumps, and the CDC updates its COVID guidance...
In the happenings...Trinidaddio Blues Fest sees success, New Mexico receives well remediation funding, and the Farmer's Almanac is discussed...
In the happenings...the feds hold a public meeting concerning Trinidad Lake, a massive wildland fire is contained, a community event at a historic site is announced, and a ballot measure is reviewed...
In the happenings...a Trinidad High School student is reported for allegedly bringing a gun to school, Blues Fest is set to close main thoroughfares in Trinidad, and a local animal shelter sees an overflow of animals...
In the happenings...Primero School District announces new hires, two small earthquakes are reported, and a domestic dispute turns deadly in New Mexico...
In the happenings...two fatal car crashes are covered, a special report is announced and events are shared...
In the happenings...school starts in Trinidad, Trinidad City Council approves marijuana expenditures, and U.S. Rep. Ken Buck will have a rep in LA County Aug. 31...
In the happenings...Aguilar sees a new superintendent, Huerfano RE-1 breaks ground on a new school, and an education ballot initiative fails to make November's ballot...
In the happenings...the Trinidad Triggers fall in the 2022 Pecos League Mountain Division Championship series, coal production increases at a local mine, and a road closure is announced...
In the happenings....county drought conditions improve, two woman are arrested for drug traffiking, and New Mexico marijuana sales rise last month...
In the happenings...a local mine shifts its production model to take advantage of price fluctuations, the City of Trinidad sees marijuana sales tax expenditure proposals, and a new study reveals information about woman voters aged 50 and older...
In the happenings...Trinidad talks about allowing marijuana consumption clubs to open, Trinidad City Council strives to help local marijuana cultivators, and a new mural has popped up in town...
In the happening...Gov. Jared Polis appoints a new district court judge, flash flooding kills another in New Mexico, and a public meeting is announced for Trinidad Lake's master plan review...
In the happenings... a local nonprofit sees new leadership, local police arrest four people and seize over 600 grams of drugs, and COVID-19 cases decline going into August...
In the happenings...two public hearings are set for August 16 by Trinidad City Council, electric vehicle adoption sees a boost from the federal government, and Las Animas County reduces its fire ban...
In the happenings...West Nile is detected in Colorado for the season, TABOR checks are being prepared to be sent next week, and Trinidad seeks to raise its electric rates...
In the happenings...the Las Animas County Fair is recapped, Colorado warns of toxic algae blooms, and Gov. Jared Polis pushes for geothermal technology rollout...
In the happenings...education leaders discuss college collaboration, Colorado sees a decline in its average gas prices, and a local nonprofit receives a donation...
In the happenings...the Las Animas County fair continues through tomorrow, a machete attack leaves one injured at Cimino Park in Trinidad, and a new tea business is coming to Main Street in Trinidad...
In the happenings...the region is under a hazardous weather watch until Monday, flooding causes fire suppression damage repair issues in New Mexico, and a Trinidad School District. No. 1 Board of Education vote is recapped...
In the happenings...an art fair is recapped, a fatal bat disease is found in the region, and a longstanding building receives a new look...
In the happenings...a crash report from the National Transportation Safety Board is discussed, Colorado Parks and Wildlife recovers a body in a Springfield pond and a flood in New Mexico kills two...
In the happenings...Las Animas County and City of Trinidad leaders talk about ways to collaborate, Las Animas County seeks to increase communication with its residents and COVID cases rise again in the bi-county region...
In the happenings...a Colorado gubernatorial candidate picks a running mate, a recently hired executive director reviews their first months on the job, and Colorado gas prices decline...
In the happenings...VA clinics in New Mexico are said to be saved from closing, a senator stops in Trinidad, and a memorial ceremony is covered...
In the happenings...today is Election Day in Colorado, a woman is attacked by a bear west of Trinidad and a helium explorer announces high concentrations of gas east of Trinidad...m
In the happenings...the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade on a party line decision, Trinidad raises its natural gas rates, Las Animas County seeks to develop an industrial park at a local airport, and Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds people to be aware of bears...
In the happenings...city grant funding is discussed, a murder suspect is arrested, and the county GOP has a new leader at the helm...
In the happenings...Trinidad celebrates during Santa Fe Trail Days, a missing woman is found, the city reminds residents about junk, and a New Mexico fire update is given...
In the happenings...Trinidad is under water restriction, Trinidad seeks to improve its roads and a fire sparks on a local military installation...
In the happenings...Trinidad's school board votes to postpone consolidation, New Mexico sees fire growth, and a new Ford dealership is set to open Saturday...
In the happenings...a vacancy is upcoming in the Third Judicial District, a new beauty salon opens in Trinidad, and details of the Make Art Fair are announced...
In the happenings...New Mexico sees a low voter turnout in its primary election, a summer weather outlook is given, and a local construction project making Exit 11 improvements is nearly completed phase II.
In the happenings...Trinidad's mayor calls for a special forum, Trinidad City Council talks pot funds, and events are announced...
In the happenings...a gas rate increase proposal passes a first reading, the Trinidad Triggers fall during its home opener, Gov. Jared Polis signs funding for railway development, and weekend events are announced...
In the happenings...New Mexico sees pot sales decline in May, a local play receives rave reviews, and events are announced...
TRIGGER WARNING: Animal cruelty is briefly discussed
In the happenings...two Trinidad residents report there dog has been murdered, Colorado's Primary Election is previewed, and a school lunch program is announced...
In the happenings....the Hoehne Lady Farmers track team sees a major success in state play, an energy industry board of directors sees a shake up, and a tornado touches down in southeast Colorado...
In the happenings...New Mexico communities see changes to emergency evacuation statuses, Colorado's public health department makes an announcement, New Mexico state agencies collaborate to help infants and parents...
In the happenings...Highway 12 receives a new designation, Colorado sees one of the highest gas price increases in a week, and weekend events are announced...
In the happenings...New Mexico fire officials are hopeful about the weather, a community event starts tomorrow and a fatal crash is discussed...
In the happenings...Trinidad's school board recommends a consolidation plan, a body is recovered from Lake Pueblo, and a second presumptive case of monkeypox has been identified in Colorado...
In the happenings...Trinidad City Council continues its city manger discussions, graduates four students from concurrent enrollment program, and Fox21 makes an announcement about Trinidad...
In the happenings...local baseball players are looking for housing, Colfax County downgrades evacuation orders, and a health update is given...
In the happenings...Aguilar schools have a new leader at the helm, Trinidad landmarks a historic property, and a parade is recapped...
In the happenings....Trinidad's school board continues consolidation planning, a New Mexico wildfire update is given, and a federal law enforcement report is discussed...
In the happenings...North Lake Dam may be renamed, the Trinidad Water Festival makes a return, and construction work is expected to start this month on Interstate 25 and CO 12...
In the happenings....Colfax County sees fire related evacuation orders, Trinidad High School graduates 40 students, and New Mexico leaders call for more federal fire assistance....
In the happenings...Trinidad State College holds graduation, critics of a fentanyl bill call for a special session, and drought conditions expand across Colorado...
In the happenings....Interstate 25 is to see full partial day closures May 16 and May 17, southeast Colorado sees federal cleanup funding, lawmakers tout session achievements, gas prices top $4 in Colorado, and community events are announced...
In the happenings...council talks meeting decorum, a new art gallery opens and a congressional candidate stops in town for BBQ and conversation...
In the happenings...Trinidad's gas rates could see an increase, marijuana sales are discussed and Trinidad sees fire impacts...
In the happenings...a grass fire creates an 11 agency response, a comedy festival brings national comedians to town and a new education study is released...
In the happenings...a local home is sold off from a local college real estate holdings, a local public school sells a parcel of land and a local sports team competes in track meets...
In the happenings...a local school holds a "leadership day", young writers are recognized, a National Park plans to increase fees and a local art installation is fixed...
Contact 719-846-9843 for Trinidad City Council's May 9 agenda and for online access...
In the happenings...students rally against a school board vote and city council passes an ordinance on a 4-3 vote...
In the happenings...Las Animas County enters stage two fire restrictions, local emergency personnel receive new training, a lawsuit is rejected and Colorado leaders react to the draft SCOTUS opinion...
In the happenings...Trinidad's school board votes 5-0 to create a one-campus district, a suspected child abuser is extradited to Las Animas County and sports betting is discussed...
In the happenings...Cooks Peak Fire updates are given, a renovation project plans to hold an open house and VA clinic closure discussions continue...
In the happenings...Trinidad City Council talks about the incoming city manager criteria, the Trinidad School District No. 1 Board of Education is planning to take a vote on the consolidation issue tonight in a special session and New Mexico sees increased pot sales...
In the happenings...a fire destroys a house Tuesday night, the Colorado Democrats launch a website to expose information and Gov. Polis signs a record budget into law...
In the happenings...Trinidad City Council discusses the city's paid family and medical leave program, the Las Animas County Sheriff's Office has a message for drivers and Colorado Parks and Wildlife sees a shakeup....
In the happenings...New Mexico is seeing heavy fire activity, an open records request shows the City of Trinidad is not under a state or federal audit as rumored, and a new interactive environmental hazard mapping tool will go live this summer after beta testing ends in May...
In the happenings... a mural application is approved and the new art piece is expected this summer, the local library supports a New York Public Library initiative, and bird flu is detected in southwest Colorado.
In the happenings...a new community program starts, sports betting sees a decline in November and an energy CEO resigns...
In the happenings...a fugitive wanted for accessory to murder is arrested, Trinidad High School temporarily moves to its hybrid model of teaching and the state activates crisis standards of care for EMS services...
In the happenings...State marijuana sales reach new highs, Colorado's health department updates COVID-19 guidance and Colorado Parks and Wildlife announces an event...
In the happenings...the local hospital files a lawsuit against the local ambulance district, a COVID analysis is discussed and community events are announced...
In the happenings...a local television channel seeks to expand, October marijuana sales are discussed and Colorado air regulators release new regulations...
In the happenings....City leaders seek to repeal a residency requirement for first responders, Primero sports sees a recap and community events are announced...
In the happenings...Las Animas County approves its 2022 budget, a long-standing tradition returns to Trinidad and event announcements are made...
In the happenings...DA Henry Solano takes a win in civil court, Trinidad Police Department gets new officers and weather experts expect a very un-white Christmas for much of the country....
In the happenings...Aguilar sees water funding, a mine spill settlement is reached and a county board member is re-appointed...
In the happenings...area COVID-19 cases decline since October, last week's weather event is recapped and the state's top epidemiologist makes an announcement...
In the happenings...a dead pilot is identified, new dinosaur tracks are found in southeast Colorado, and City of Trinidad union negotiations are covered....
In the happenings...a windstorm takes out local power, Trinidad Carnegie Public Library hosts a new event, a shooting leads to an arrest and the CDC expands its booster recommendation for COVID-19 vaccination....
In the happenings...Trinidad marijuana sales taxes are discussed, a local healthcare center sees a funding boost and local events are announced....
In the happenings...a bank merger is close to closing, a school board vacancy is extended and today's events are announced...
In the happenings...a plane goes down in Huerfano County, a Colorado Parks and Wildlife project starts, a former employee of the City of Trinidad turns themselves in for sexual assaults and LA County is ranked on its tax burden...
In the happenings...a local housing project sees state funding assistance, a man who fell off a butte is identified and Gov. Jared Polis makes an announcement...
In the happenings...basketball is covered, meetings are announced, a historical site changes its fee structure and a survey is discussed.
In the happenings...New Mexico reports on COVID, Hoehne volleyball players are recognized, and a helium prospector sees good findings...
In the happenings...The Chronicle-News is bought by a new media company, Colorado sees omicron and the local hospital seeks donations...
In the happenings...Las Animas County and Colorado unemployment is discussed, local police seek public's help in finding an alleged child abuser and a number of events are announced...
In the happenings...Las Animas County sees drought conditions, the Colorado Department of Transportation announces area bridge projects and wildfire mitigation is discussed...
In the happenings...COVID is discussed, a book signing is announced and a program to help the unemployed is talked about...
In the happenings...Christmas festivities start and the First National Bank announces its open house...
In the happenings...the Trinidad Bomber takes a plea, a highway report is discussed and a local fire district sees funding help.
In the happenings...today is Native American Heritage Day, a new power contract is discussed, local law enforcement plans to be on the lookout for drivers under the influence this weekend, a new park master plan is talked about and a huge donation is delivered to Colorado Springs.
In the happenings...today is Thanksgiving Day observed in the United States, a basketball tournament is set to make a return, a local business expands and local students represent the state at a national quiz bowl...
THANKSGIVING DAY EVENT:
Zions Lutheran Church will hold the 29th annual Thanksgiving Dinner today from 11 a.m. to 2 pm. It will not be held inside this year due to COVID but delivery and pickup will be available. Call 719-680-1292 to help or rsvp...
In the happenings...A traffic study is discussed, Shop with a Cop is set to make a return and drug overdose deaths in Colorado saw a dramatic rise this year...
In the happenings....rail developers seek public feedback, a Welcome Center volunteer is recognized and the Raton Tigers fall during the state semifinals...
Local cattle is missing, marijuana sales slump, a local bank helps seniors in need and Thanksgiving travel expectations are discussed...
In the happenings...we're back after a brief hiatus earlier this week....CBI asks the public for help in a Huerfano County death, an American journalist held in Myanmar is released to a former New Mexico governor and the Parade of Lights will return to downtown Trinidad this year...
In the happenings....local irrigators raise concerns, a local felon is sentenced in a drug and weapon case and local sports teams go to the playoffs...
In the happenings...A dead hunter is identified, local veterans are honored and New Mexico receives a COVID-19 update...
In the happenings...a former county employee is charged with embezzlement, Trinidad considers reviving a sidewalk repair program and COVID booster shots are available for all Colorado adults.
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In the happenings today...today is Veterans Day, Trinidad's city attorney receives a lambasting by a local business owner, CPW is offering free park access for some people today and an upcoming highway closure is discussed.
In the happenings today...A $2.5 million city bid is awarded, a data breach is discussed and Colorado stands to receive billions in infrastructure funding despite Colorado Republican representatives voting against the bill...
A community meeting is scheduled to talk about Fishers Peak State Park development, a new model shows one in 48 Coloradans is estimated to be infectious with the COVID virus and Colorado's governor unveils his budget proposal...
In the happenings...veterans are recognized, a felon is arrested again, the local mine is making improvements and events are on the calendar for tonight...
In the happenings...a local man is arrested for more pedophilia charges, a car company's consumer info is compromised, the local mine releases a report and two small earthquakes are reported in northeast New Mexico...
In the happenings...election results are in, LA County sees low voter turnout and a local bank gives back...
In the happenings....election results are in, local principals are recognized, the local health department reports a 29% increase in active COVID cases and events are scheduled for tonight and this weekend that could be of interest...
In the happenings...today is election day, the TSD1 board of education announces a vacancy, a dead hunter is found, a local airport could see more funding and a COVID vaccination clinic is coming to Trinidad Thursday....
In the happenings...a local art director plans to step down, Colorado Parks and Wildlife warns pet owners and a lawsuit is filed against Kiowa County commissioners and law enforcement for the killing of an unarmed man...
In the happenings...New Elk Mine makes progress finding employee housing, a gardener shows off his zucchini plant and Branson residents report an issue with trespassers...
In the happenings today....a local board ask for help, local candidates speak at a local bar and a local football team is praised for a great season....
In the happenings today...Two arson suspects are arrested, Councilmember Karen Griego talks about her vision and TSD1 BOE meets tonight...
Today in the happenings...LA County sees an increase in active COVID cases, a man accused of attempted first-degree murder is sentenced and the Colorado Sun reports on CBD industry concerns...
A grand jury returns two indictments, Las Animas County's service officer is further appointed and the FBI warns about threatening election workers...
Colorado's Attorney General comes to town, a jury trial is set for a woman who is accused of being involved with a February bombing, Trinidad signs on to a vital framework and a local bar plans to host a meet the candidates event Saturday morning...
The local chamber of commerce stops looking for a new director, Mayor Phil Rico sits down with The Chronicle-News and the monthly chamber of commerce luncheon is scheduled for noon today...
Gov. Polis comes to town, a Raton man is stabbed and a Trinidad man is arrested for attempted murder, New Mexico extends its indoor mask mandate and a local sex offender takes a plea deal...
Trinidad buys a new truck, a hotel argument leads to an arrest and bears are discussed...
A crash victim is identified as a local man, Trinidad city council reviews the city's proposed budget and Las Animas County rejoins a political action group...
Region 19 appoints a fiscal agent, a man facing multiple sexual assault cases dies and Primero RE-3 offers a new course...
Local candidates running for elected office talk about issues, the state health department recommends the flu vaccine and the final draft legislative map is sent to the Colorado Supreme Court.
A Huerfano County crash leaves one dead and one seriously injured, disabled workers are recognized and a volunteer effort is looking for help...
ADA is discussed, the district health department talks Halloween safety and a man is arrested for murder.
The upcoming election is discussed, Colfax County sees high community transmission of COVID and a bike race last weekend is discussed...
SCCOG sees a leadership shake up, an undersheriff is remembered for his kindness and a number of events are scheduled in the county this weekend...
Trinidad celebrates the Santa Fe Trail, the Fox West Theatre receives more funding to move its restoration forward, Baca and Otero Counties both oppose all vaccination mandates and the Safe Trick or Treat Costume contest is expected to return October 29...
District health talks flu shots, the CDC approves a COVID-19 booster shot for at-risk groups and Colorado's Independent Congressional Redistricting Commission approves final draft map...
Las Animas County sees grant funding come to fruition, Las Animas County moves forward on a sidewalk project and Las Animas County Republican Chairman Ty Winter is honored for his work...
Trinidad State College gets cyber ready, state police release crash victim info, local football sees a win and events are planned for downtown this weekend...
Colfax County loses a law enforcement leader, a new way to read comes to Trinidad, a search warrant leads to an arrest and a court ruling is overturned...
Las Animas and Huerfano Counties see more COVID cases, the A.R. Mitchell Museum of Western Art is recognized for its efforts and New Elk Mine says housing shortage and COVID are plaguing the mine...
Sport fees are reduced in Trinidad School District No. 1, a Trinidad man is accused of sexually assaulting a child behind a tree in a local park, a funding request is denied and a Republican Gubernatorial candidate comes to town...
Recent ads raise concerns with Trinidad's mayor, Trinidad History Museum has a new exhibit opening tomorrow, a local woman survives after he ex allegedly ran her head over with his truck and the Fox West Theatre has a fundraiser downtown this Sunday.
Testing scores released by the state show local learning loss, Primero RE-2 welcomes new staff members, Colorado's unemployment rate drops and a local donation drive ends tomorrow...
Branson sees a smaller turnout for its 4th annual gravel grinder, Hoehne football takes a win, approximately 1 in 99 Coloradans are said to be infectious with COVID-19 and the TSD1 Board of Education is set to meet tonight...
A missing woman with dementia is found, New Mexico rules on tail light lamp bulbs and Colfax County and Raton see a population decline...
A crash Friday morning leaves one dead, leaf-peeping season is upon the area, a new Ludlow Massacre exhibit opens and the Carnegie Public Library has special programming this week...
Monument Lake sees a "great" season, land use code is discussed, a governor candidate comes to Trinidad and community events are discussed...
Local officials disagree with 2020 census data, the Las Animas County Clerk and Recorder is sentenced for DWI and Colorado updates school mask guidelines...
A running program for kids comes to town, an earthquake rocks southeast Colorado, a gravel grinder is set to run this weekend and the local hospital implements a vaccination mandate due to a requirement to do so by the state.
ArtoCade brings laughter and fun, new COVID-19 numbers are discussed, a rededication ceremony is scheduled for this weekend and a congressional redistricting map is released.
Stephen Hamer continues to address ADA-compliance concerns, public lands are considered for energy leases and Colorado adds over 150 new laws this year.
Saturday is the 20th anniversary of 9/11/01, a car crash in Prowers County leaves four teenagers dead, Trinidad School District No. 1 holds firm on its COVID-19 plans and the City of Walsenburg brings masks back to city hall.
The local chamber of commerce questions a state health mandate, Colorado Parks and Wildlife reports on Colorado drought conditions, a new director is named at the El Pueblo History Museum and a Garfield County woman comes face to face with a moose.
The Trinidad Round Up Rodeo sees an excited crowd, a new survey shows a promising rental market assessment, Jay Cimino is recognized for his work and ArtoCade is expected to make a splash this weekend...
A Trinidad native gives a donation match to the local animal shelter , the local golf club honors members, state wildlife officers find a camper's body in a pond and religious services are held Monday and Tuesday.
Las Animas County is expected to receive opioid abatement funding, CPW conducts forest restoration in the Spanish Peaks area, state lawmakers shift education funding and Temple Aaron is expected to hold services for Rosh Hashanah next week...
Trinidad City Council moves to reformat its meeting, Las Animas County sees three COVID-19 deaths in the last three weeks, the local chamber of commerce gives its economic outlook and a local artist plans to speak at the local college tonight.
The Trinidaddio Blues Fest sees success, Mt. San Raphael Hospital welcomes a new doctor, a free artist lecture is scheduled to be held and a free park concert is set to go off this Sunday.
A fatal car crash left one Walsenburg woman dead Saturday, a new survey of Colorado parents indicate a majority want in-person learning, Restaurant Revitalization Fund and Paycheck Protection Program funds are discussed...
Blue Star Helium moves forward with plan, Colorado Elk habitats will soon benefit from projects and a group stocks endangered tadpoles.
A Trinidad man is charged with attempted murder, El Raton Theatre will open once more, Trinidad will soon see a new pizza joint and Aguilar schools go to temporary remote learning.
County schools start student quarantines, Aguilar School District is coming off the Colorado Education Department "watchlist," Primero welcomes the community back and the Primero Lady Bulldogs volleyball team starts playing.
A homeless registered sex offender is arrested for sexual assault, the City of Trinidad recognizes two long-time locals, the save the monarchs has arrived in town and national news is discussed.
A Kansas teen missing last week is found, the City of Trinidad presents photos to those involved with creating Fishers Peak State Park, TLAC Chamber of Commerce plans to revamp and I-25 starts getting a facelift at Exit 11.
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A Kansas family is seeking help in finding their missing teenager last seen in Walsenburg almost a week ago, a COVID-19 update is given and the Trinidad Landfill is brought into compliance.
Las Animas County proposes a ballot measure to extend public safety funding, New Elk Mine reports COVID-19 cases, a bird causes a power outage and a Trinidad man is arrested for attempting to "hang" his dog.
Trinidad School District No. 1 releases its COVID-19 mitigation plan, Trinidad State College addresses the local housing shortage and State student test scores show a decrease...
A semi-truck accident closes down I-25 northbound, a local who died twice plans to give back, the local hospital receives two new surgeons and the Colorado Department of Human Services plans to expand its interpretive services.
An accident reveals two Good Samaritans, two Trinidad women were sentenced Friday for elder neglect and Centennial School District RE-1 has plans for broadband access.
Trinidad City Council discusses ADA improvements, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is preparing for bear hibernation and Colorado marijuana sales see a slump.
The Trinidad Las Animas County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors voted to remove its executive director, a lone rider on a horse with no name comes to town, redistricting maps are discussed and COVID-19 community transmission nationwide remains high.
Las Animas County schools are getting ready for the new school year, Colorado community colleges see enrollment decline projections and Trinidad State College releases its COVID-19 plan.
The Las Animas County Detention Center is currently experiencing a COVID-19 outbreak, Aguilar Days 2021 sees a new business opening, Otero County ranks worst in Colorado and a Trinidad native supports a military exercise in Kenya.
Las Animas County receives California wildfire smoke, Trinidad High School has new leadership and a local bank raise funds for county schools.
Guzman Energy and the City of Raton have a new energy deal, a Denver-historian comes to Trinidad and a former internment camp may become a National Historic Site.
The County talks broadband, a local man is arrested for marijuana cultivation, the State extends a public health order and the local sheriffs are asking the public's assistance in finding a missing man.
Local police arrest a Trinidad man in connection with two assaults, COVID-19 cases continue to rise in Las Animas County and city council approves a land purchase...
The Trinidaddio Americana-Latin fest draws a crowd despite heavy rains, New Elk Coal Co. releases its Q3 report and a number of events are scheduled this week including a Thursday Network Council meeting and an open house Friday to discuss redistricting....
An Englewood company makes a bid for a defunct La Veta golf club, an open house to discuss Grey Wolf reintroduction is scheduled for this Thursday, military members get free access to Colorado state parks in August and city grant applications are due August 4...
Area developers share code concerns, a local dispensary is acquired by an Arkansas investment firm, landmarking occurs and a number of events are scheduled for this week...
A suspected improvised explosive device is found in a Trinidad house, the TSD1 Board of Education approves further contract extension, two Navy veterans reunite after a half a decade apart and a number of events are set for this weekend.
Fires in Hoehne are currently under investigation, a local childcare center is awarded highest rating by the state and a number of events are set for this weekend....
Las Animas County sees 26 new positive COVID-19 cases, the State updates residential facility COVID-19 guidelines, the State will have a vaccination promotional event at Walmart this Friday and the TSD1 Board of Education plans to meet tonight to finish negotiation discussion.
Trinidad hires a new city planner, an industry report shows the oil and gas industries impacts and Amazon partners with the Colorado Community College system.
Trinidad School District No. 1 approves new 'fail safe' program, a facelift is in store for the Carnegie Public Library, State health officials are monitoring plague within the state and State health officials have released new back to school guidelines...
The Las Animas County Fair is set to run July 26-July 31, Vax 2 the Max in New Mexico has its first four winners, Space to Create Trinidad receives an award, a new RV park in Valdez receives county approval and a number of community events are scheduled for this weekend.
Trinidad City Council tables a patio permit application, a new study shows the pandemics impacts in Colorado and recent incidents at Central Park spark security talk....
The district health department is currently unsure of the cause for Aguilar's recent COVID-19 rise, Gov. Jared Polis leads an Exit 11 groundbreaking ceremony and data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show fatal drug overdoses up...
A local non-profit struggles, History Colorado secures a new executive director, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is monitoring a "mystery disease" and a number of community meetings will be held today and tomorrow.
Aguilar sees an alarming rise in COVID-19 cases, Colorado marijuana sales see a slump as the price per pound rises, a local non-profit has a program for local kids and city grant applications are due Friday, July 23.
Las Animas County is expected to propose a new ballot measure for the 2021 primary, Sister Blandina Wellness Gardens opens Sunday, July 18 and Colorado Parks and Wildlife and Keystone Policy Center launch a new grey wolf reintroduction feedback website and form.
Trinidad School District No. 1 receives a BEST grant for Trinidad High School, Sister Blandina Wellness Gardens is expected to open with fanfare Sunday, July 18 and Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser announces a resolution in a lawsuit against Purdue Pharma and the Sackler Family.
Gov. Jared Polis signs a rural broadband infrastructure bill, Trinidad City Council discusses its use of COVID-19 relief funds and local groups offer services and events.
Darian Dasko announces his sheriff bid, Colorado Parks and Wildlife plans a listening session, SARS-COV-2 reproduction is declining and the New Mexico Department of Veterans Services opens its offices statewide.
Steve Wooten is voted in as Colorado Cattlemen Association president, seven are arrested in a kidnapping and attempted murder plot and Colorado's business confidence remains at a record high...
Trinidad secures a traffic study, CDOT to break ground on Exit 11 project in July and a local goes to a national shooting competition.
The farmers market opens, Primero wraps up summer school, and Colorado Parks and Wildlife has recovered the body of a paraglider on Lake Pueblo.
The Las Animas County Department of Human Services hold a luncheon for awareness, southern Colorado dominates the most affordable places to live in Colorado list and Guzeman Energy takes over Raton's energy supply.
Trinidad draws a strong crowd July 4, a new poll shows partisan divide and a new book set in Trinidad focuses on the Holland family once again.
A stray dog attacks reminds local pet owners to be careful, two recent drug busts by TPD eradicate 248 grams of narcotics, the BLM in New Mexico issue firework order...and more...
The TSD1 Board of Education refuses revote on extending contracts, six students receive scholarships and Polis signs a number of bills into law.
A man's murder conviction is upheld, a patio is removed from Moose's Social Club and Martini Bar and celebrations are set for the weekend to celebrate July 4.
DA Solano files a lawsuit, Trinidad Trends is about to open, Gov. Polis allows for to-go sales of alcohol until 2025, and Colorado's public pension system is underfunded.
Trinidad School District No. 1 Board of Education votes to not extend current union agreements, a congressional map proposal is released and a state economic forecast is released.
New Mexico to lift COVID rules July 1, a church receives historic status, a memorial service will be held at the Ludlow Massacre site and the Trinidad Youth Club plans to launch model rockets.
TPD encrypts its communications, Martin Smith keeps his audience interested and a local is representing Las Animas County and Colorado at the National Shooting Competition.
A long-awaited sculpture is installed, a woman attacks another with a hatchet and the Trinidad Community Foundation facilitates grant funding.
SB 21-238 awaits the governors' approval, Colorado marijuana sales top $768 million for the first four months of 2021 and the Purgatoire Valley Goathead Festival sees success its first year.
Marines conduct flight operations at Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site, Las Animas County seeks to improve Linden Avenue and the Colorado Independent Redistricting Commission will be in town Aug. 6.
Chuck Smithey resigns, city council disagrees over mosquito abatement and Martin Smith will be in town for a book signing event Saturday, June 19.
New Elk Mine starts production, Carnegie Public Library kicks off its summer reading program and a proposed ballot initiative could lower property taxes.
Dry conditions disappear in Las Animas County, a man is arrested on suspicion of sexual assault, Trinidad Rotary donates $5,000 to animal shelter and CPW is looking for public feedback.
Las Animas County reaches a 57.2% vaccination rate, a bear sighting reminds residents to be careful with wildlife and to respect it, and feedback is being taken for the Purgatoire River visioning project.
The Colorado General Assembly ends its session, Trinidad History Museum plans to host a book event and Colorado's COVID-19 outbreak definition.
City Council talks housing incentives, students make custom hats and multiple events are expected to take place this weekend.
A bill that would create a special legislative committee to review public school funding receives unanimous approval in the House Education Committee, community members bag 118 bags of trash, and the Society of Professional Journalists recognizes CSU's Lee Anne Peck.
An Arvada man is arrested in connection with a June 3 robbery at Powers Credit Union in Trinidad, Trinidad City Council approves CDOT agreement, a fundraiser raises $4,000 and Martin Smith is coming to town...
A second Trinidad man is arrested in connection with the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol attacks, Loves Travel Spots opens a new location off exit 49 on I-25, Thomas Bailey is sentenced for tampering with a deceased body and the summer lunch program for Las Animas County kicks off.
TSD1 approves for the sale of Eckhart Elementary School, CR 75.1 remains closed, and a survey shows the state of workers in Colorado's restaurant industry.
The Triggers hold their home opener, the U.S. Marshalls and FBI warn of a phone scam, TCF Cares Day is Saturday, June 5, First Friday Art walk starts tonight, and CR. 75.1 is closed until further notice due to storm damage.
The Trinidad Triggers take the field, a survey shows most Colorado business owners are worried about unemployment insurance premium hikes and Michael Archuletta is appointed to Colorado's eHealth Commission.
The Department of Energy awards $19 million in grants, the trial for a former New Mexico mayor started late last week...community events are abundant this week.
Heavy rains last weekend caused flooding and debris, a new CEO takes the helm of Blue Star Helium and Memorial Day is this Monday and there are volunteer opportunities this Saturday.
Trinidad State will survey Fisher's Peak for artifacts, Las Animas County is set to receive $2.8 million in funding from the American Rescue Plan, and the Colorado governor relaxes mask mandate for schools.
A new eatery opens in Trinidad, Trinidad Natural Gas plans to start meter replacement program early this summer, and University of Colorado researches find in an un-peer reviewed study that 70 percent of Coloradans will need to get vaccinated for COVID to return to "normal".
Carnegie Public Library's Summer Reading Program registration opens to the public today, recent rainfall improves drought conditions somewhat locally, and plague remains present in Colorado.
Gov. Jared Polis signs Colorado's 2021-2022 budget into law, the county health department rescinds its public health order, the canary birdbath breaks and San Isabel Electric Offices open to the public June 1.
A pot grower is awarded two additional cultivation licenses, Trinidad Q1 expenditures are approved and a massive transportation bill passes the Colorado Senate.
Heavy rains increase inflow and release at Trinidad Lake, a new shop in town wants to help service people's dogs, and the New Mexico Department of Veterans Services has a new phone number for its rural veterans transportation program.
We are back after a two day interruption. The Hoehne Farmers take home their fourth state title, Trinidad is awarded a Brownsfield Grant, Gov. Jared Polis ends state mask mandate for fully vaccinated people and signs the state's 2021 budget bill.
A new course record is set in a gravel grinder race, a Raton man is ordered to remain in jail pre-trial and the long-awaited Hans Droog sculpture is almost home to its stomping ground.
Otero and Trinidad State Colleges plan to drop the name "junior" from their names, TSJC robotics cleans up in competition, and Colorado sees over $2 billion wagered in first year of legal sports betting.
The county's Five Star variance program is on pause, the Trinidad Rotary Club donate $5,000 to food providers, and lobbying occurs for rural counties in redistricting effort.
Primero RE-2 board of education selects two finalists in superintendent search, a state rep gets reprimanded for a comment made in session, and the Hoehne Farmers defeat Plateau Valley in semi final game.
City Council confronts a full agenda, a State report shows mixed economic recovery in the state and Noah's Ark will have a new home this summer.
County commissioners approve Right to Farm policy, a fish fry raises over $5,000 and a dog from Raton ends up in Georgia.
Construction started this week on Santa Fe Trail, Las Animas County was named most rural in Colorado by NYC paper and Colorado officials rolled out a $3.8 billion transportation fee bill Tuesday.
In more local news, May 7 is Senior Citizens Day for Carnegie Library Bookstore. Stop by 132 N. Commercial St. between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. for discounted products.
Trinidad State softball coach Steve Swazo reaches 400-win milestone, last weekends comedy festival brought many laughs to downtown and Go. Polis eases indoor mask restrictions.
Trinidad State announced vaccination requirements the for fall semester, Hoehne Farmers 8-man football wins big in last regulation play game of season, and the Division of Professions and Occupations warns Colorado nurses of phone scam targeting nursing license.
The feds cancel new oil and gas leases on federal lands, THS students try their green thumbs, Primero women's volleyball ended its season until the fall, and Raymond Odum (VA service officer) gets featured in magazine.
A transportation bill passes the Colorado Senate Transportation and Energy Committee, a new shop is coming to town soon, a disc golf club is starting up in mid-May, and the governor signs a bill helping people access prescription drugs.
Leah Armijo is scheduled to appear in court today, the feds approve Colorado's plan for school accountability, 2020 crime stats are covered, a crawfish boil raises over $6,000, and a THS student places second in state conference.
History Colorado releases KKK records, TSD1 postpones consolidation, the state labor department reminds Colorado workers about the Healthy Families and Workplaces Act of 2020, and the National Park Service plans to celebrate the Bicentennial of the Santa Fe Trail.
Colorado gains an eighth legislator starting in 2022, Amtrak returns to daily service on the Southwest Chief next month, Primero volleyball plays its senior night, and today marks the 104th year since the Hastings Mine disaster.
A Trinidad man is arrested for his alleged role in the Jan. 6 Capitol Riots, Gov. Polis urges Congress to pass cannabis banking reform bill, and Trinidad State Junior College will not raise tuition for the next school year.
City council passed a mural ordinance this week, the Colorado Sun reports that new New Mexico pot legislation poses a threat to Colorado shops and Colorado Workforce Centers in Southeastern, Colorado are holding a virtual job fair for those aged 16 to 24.
CDOT plans to begin work on i-25 at the end of April, public comments are being accepted on the Lathrop State Park management plan, and the DEA plans to hold a drug take back event Saturday, April 24 at TPD.
COVID community transmission is up in Las Animas County and 35 other Colorado counties, Colorado House of Reps pass the $34.1B 2021 budget bill, a local sci-fi author releases a new book, and several crashes occurred Tuesday morning.
Today is 4/20 which is traditionally a day for marijuana smokers to celebrate, Raton Airport is set to receive COVID relief funding, volunteers are needed in area fire protection districts and the county health department has an update.
TSD1 faculty discuss consolidation, state virus dial ends, Colorado democrats introduce a second stimulus package and Las Animas and Huerfano counties are to have no restrictions in place regarding Coronavirus since the state ended its oversight.
The Trinidad Triggers announce their first home game of the season, bears are emerging, a former WWII internment camp may become a National Parks Service historic site and a number of events are happening this weekend and Monday.
Veterans are recognized, Colorado's 2022 budget proposed, a teen wins a golf outing with the Denver Broncos head coach, an inmate is charged while in lockup, and Colorado's pot sales are discussed.
A third bombing suspect gets arrested, Ute representatives reach out about an upcoming talk at the public library, Colorado has paused the use of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine, and an update on immunization numbers for Las Animas County and surrounding counties is given.
A Pueblo Democrat introduces legislation to create new railway, a new COVID variant is found in Colorado, and The Center Square has news about this year's fire outlook.
More details emerge in a murder case, a drive by shooting is discussed, TSD1 hold two special meetings this week to discuss school consolidation, new race is announced, people "Zoom bomb" Trinidad City Council, and a letter to the editor is featured.
Primero RE-2 is on the search for a new leader, the lady bulldogs lose a volleyball game and an art contest is announced
Two fires spark, business confidence is up statewide and our features editor has a recipe to try.
A Raton man surrenders to police for alleged murder, CO hits the 1 million fully vaccinated mark and more.
TSD1 plans to hold a meeting for the public including parents and students to receive public feedback on the potential consolidation of the schools. The public meeting will be held Tuesday, April 6 at Trinidad Middle School between 6 p.m . and 8 p.m. TSD1 staff will have an opportunity to comment at a Thursday, April 8 meeting between 6 p.m . and 8 p.m. at TMS.
Veterans Optometry Partners of America has started walk-in appointments at Ft. Wooton for veterans to receive their yearly eyeglasses the first and last Wednesday of each month between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Veterans can call Keegan Meyers for more information at 719-252-2899.
Year of the Dog in Raton New Mexico has a new ketchup recipe it hopes to unveil to the public in the next couple of months. Trinidad Police Department arrested a man March 25 on suspicion of motor vehicle theft and possession of a schedule 2 controlled substance. The Las Animas-Huerfano Counties Health Department plans to have a pop up clinic Monday, April 5 in Gardner and La Veta. Walk ins are welcome but the public is encouraged to register by calling 719-738-2650 or online. Fishers Peak State Park is slated to receive $3 million for accelerating its development. CDOT plans to start work on state highway 109A April 5.
Three THS students received recognition and scholarships, Trinidad State Junior College funding makes its way through the Colorado legislature and THS seniors are excited for their upcoming ceremony.
Happening today, in local news, a glance at Las Animas County basketball coming up over the weekend and one team claims a playoff berth. In the state, Colorado’s Highway of Legends & Silver Thread are now national scenic byways. In national news, lab studies suggest Pfizer and Moderna vaccines can protect against coronavirus variant. Stick around for more.
Happening today, in local news, people over the age of 65 in Las Animas County are encouraged to sign up for the COVID-19 vaccine. In the state, could Colorado see a similar energy crisis to Texas? In national news, the Department of Homeland security has seized millions of counterfeit masks. Stick around for more.
Happening today, in local news, Las Animas County’s ballot measure 1A is going into effect funding businesses and local non-profits. In the state, could Colorado have heard immunity from COVID-19 by summer? In national news, lawmakers face off against the key players in GameStop’s huge, short sell. Stick around for more.
Happening today, in local news, the Trinidad Polar Plunge is on the horizon for Trinidad residents. In the state, a look at COVID-19 in Colorado and the race between vaccinations and variants. In national news, forty-five continental U.S. states have had some snow cover as the polar vortex continues across the country. Stick around for more.
Happening today, in local news, Las Animas County’s COVID-19 dial change will allow spectators at most sporting events throughout the county. In the state, judicial discipline largely handled in “darkness” in Colorado, with most states offering greater transparency. In national news, former U.S. president Donald Trump is acquitted by the senate in the historic second impeachment trial. Stick around for more.
Happening today, in local news, more comes to light in the Trinidad bomber case. In the state, Amtrak CEO’s priorities could be good news for train travel in Colorado. In national news, Bruce Springsteen was arrested for suspected drunk driving. Stick around for more.
Happening today, in local news, TSJC begins enrollment for its construction trade course. In the state, the second phase of the federal Continued Assistance Act benefits are on their way to Coloradans. In world news, a glacier that collapsed in India’s northern region devastating thousands as a search is ongoing for those buried in the flood. Stick around for more.
Happening today, in local news, following Monday’s bomb attack a local man has been charged with attempted murder and a look at last Tuesday’s County Commissioner Meeting. In the state, possibly the coldest valentine’s day on record could be headed for Colorado. In national news, the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks have not played the National Anthem at any of their 13 home games this year. Stick around for more.
Happening today, in local news, early Monday morning a Trinidad resident was the victim of an exploding package. In the state, Colorado’s avalanche season is approaching the deadliest on record, including the deadliest week for avalanches. In world news, Archeologists believe they have found humans earliest use of symbols dating back 120,000 years. Stick around for more.
Happening today, in local news, we look at the COVID-19 vaccine rollout in Las Animas County. In the state, COVID-19 has created a loophole in court for drunk drivers whose cases are getting dismissed. In national news, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers take down the Kansas City Chiefs in Superbowl 55. Stick around for more.
Happening today, in local news, an update on Tuesday’s Trinidad City Council meeting. In the state, how does your Colorado Zip code determine your access to high quality schools? In national news, a study reveals a thirty percent jump in homicides in 2020. Stick around for more.
Happening today, in local news, TSJC receives a rise grant, and plans to put it right to use. In the state, COVID-19 vaccine update for teachers and how the rollout of vaccines to educators will be a big move towards normalcy. In national news, yesterday was National Women’s In Sports Day, we take a look at some of the jump’s women are taking in a sport dominated by men. Stick around for more.
Happening today, in local news, and update on COVID-19 vaccines and San Isabel Electric issues a warning to customers about a phone scam. In the State, an update on Colorado Unemployment benefits. In national news, a shooting in South Florida left two FBI Agents dead and three wounded. Stick around for more.
Happening today, in local news, CPW asks public, others to join discussions for Fishers Peak State Park and the Bar NI Ranch opens its grant applications for its community service fund. In the state, a group of Colorado students band together to create a Colorado Youth Congress to discuss racial awareness and mental health. In world news, Australia has taken a much different approach to COVID-19 precautions to many other western nations. Stick around for more.
Happening today, in local news, Mt. San Rafael Hospital opens its new renovation. In the state, nearly 10,000 Coloradan’s were vaccinated at the UCHealth Vaccination site at Coors field. In world news, Myanmar’s military seized power from the nation’s leaders in a military coup. Stick around for more.
Happening today, in local news, what does the social and emotional health of students look like at a local Las Animas County school. In the state, A national eviction ban will help Colorado renters stay housed until March 31, but there are asterisks. In world news, Japan faces Olympian task with slow start to COVID-19 vaccinations. Stick around for more.
Happening today, in local news, the Las Animas County health department will not allow spectators at high school basketball games, what does this mean for seniors? In the state, attacked in public, threatened at work, picketed at home: public health leaders have seen it all in the pandemic. In national news, the baseball hall of fame will not induct any new players into the class 2021. Stick around for more.
Happening today, in local news, TSJC Trojan Volleyball is set to open up their season this weekend. In the state, last weekend UCHealth set up a mass vaccination site at Coors field and vaccinated 1,000 seniors, they aim to grow that number to 10,000 this weekend. In national news, Ben & Jerry's rolls out new line of frozen desserts for dogs. Sports fans around the world remember the lives of basketball legend Kobe Bryant and his Daughter Gianna Bryant one year after their fatal helicopter crash. Stick around for more.
Happening today, a look at Marijuana sales in Las Animas County. In the state, a look at Colorado’s embrace of solar energy. In world news, the World Health Organization has launched a probe into China to determine the origins of COVID-19. Stick around for more.
Happening today, the Colorado Department of Motor Vehicles is dealing with COVID-19 related shutdowns and reductions which can slow down some of their services for Coloradans. In the state, Atlanta-based SweetWater Brewing Company is expanding into Colorado. In national news, Bernie Sanders' inauguration meme gets social media attention from sports world. Stick around for more.
Happening today, A look at the January 19, Las Animas County Commissioner meeting. In the state, Colorado Parks and Wildlife releases a warning to residents in Southeastern Colorado after a Coyote believed to have mange was spotted near Colorado Springs. In national news, The Biden Administration announces it will pause many deportations for 100 days. If you are looking for something to brighten up your day, a 4-year-old boy surprised National Guard members with cookies on Inauguration Day. Stick around for more.
Happening today, A recent Pitbull attack in Trinidad left a 4-year old boy hospitalized following the incident. In the state, Colorado is set to close Denver’s Colorado Convention Center which was transformed into a COVID-19 overflow site but has not yet been used. In national news, Joseph R. Biden Jr. was sworn in as the 46th president of the United States yesterday. Stick around for more.
Happening today, Las Animas County Clerk Patricia Vigil has come under fire lately following a pair of arrests. In the state, Colorado schools add saliva testing to slow spread of coronavirus in the classroom. In U.S. news, cultured fish may go from lab to U.S. plates this year. Stick around for more.
Happening today, Jackson Lake State Park received its certification from the International Dark-Sky Association. In the state, Cuchara Mountain Park located in Huerfano county, looks to reopen its ski lift and slopes to put the formerly abandoned ski slope back on the map. In National news, A team of 10 Nepali climbers has set a new world record by becoming the first to reach the summit of K2, the world's second highest mountain, in winter. Stick around for more.
Happening today, the Economic Development Administration (EDA) has started work that will make Las Animas County eligible for grants to promote highly skilled and highly paid jobs in the county. In the state, good news for downhill skiers, while cases rise in counties with ski resorts, the growing number of infections are not linked to the slopes. In national news, a recap of a busy week of sports. Stick around for more.
Happening today, A new eatery called AlMack’s Kitchen opened up on Wednesday at the Marketplace’s food court on Commercial St. in downtown Trinidad. In state news, the recently opened In-N-Out chain located in Colorado Springs and Aurora have experienced outbreaks of COVID-19 within staff, to the disappointment of many patrons. In National news, U.S. President Donald Trump becomes the first president in history to be impeached twice. Stick around for more.
Happening today, A look at the Las Animas County COVID-19 vaccine distribution. In the State, President Trump announces the U.S. Space Command will be relocated from its temporary home in Colorado Springs to Huntsville, Alabama. In World news, as COVID-19 cases climb in Japan, officials wonder where that leaves the postponed 2020 Olympics which are set to start in July. Stay tuned for more.
Happening today we take a look at the Corazon Gallery's new HeArt project, where students and residents of Trinidad can design hearts that will decorate the light poles of Main and Commercial street. In the state, why Colorado COVID-19 cases continue to rise while hospitalizations fall. In National news, a number of American corporations announce they will be withholding political donations following the mob that entered the capitol building last Wednesday. Stick around for more...
Happening today, we take a look at sky watch events happening this month and, in the state, Colorado’s congressional delegation condemns violence at US Capital. In the world, a Japanese tech company has developed facial recognition systems that can identify people even while wearing masks. Stay tuned for more.
Happening today, Trinidad Schools make plans to return to hybrid learning and in the state, Cinemark movie theaters in Colorado plan to open Friday. Meanwhile, more positive news in the world as Saudi Arabia lifts blockade of Qatar in breakthrough agreement easing Gulf crisis. Stay tuned for more.
Happening today, Trinidad Correctional Facilities sees a spike in COVID cases and in the state, Southwest Airlines is celebrating 15 years of serving Denver International Airport. Meanwhile, in the world, say goodbye to Adobe Flash Player… Officially. Stick around to learn more.
Happening today, Allegiance Coal announces their finalized plan for commencing production at the New Elk Mine and in the state, minimum wage is now $14.77 per hour in Denver. Happening in the world, Iran resumes enriching uranium to 20 percent purity, breaching the 2015 nuclear deal with world powers. Stay tuned.
Happening today, Trinidad Mayor Phil Rico issues a press release on the work being done by community leaders to save Trinidad’s economy, and in the state, six state parks have raised their fees by $1 due to a high number of visitors. In the world, Girl Scout cookies turn out to be less innocent than even the Girl Scouts selling them thought, stick around to see why.
Happening today, Trinidad City Council looks at a draft agreement from CDOT in regard to a new and improved Exit 11, that’s the one near Walmart and Fishers Peak State Park. Additionally, we present a special report on how 2020 changed Hollywood forever. Stick around.
Happening today, Mt Carmel continues their free online classes to keep spirits bright and bodies healthy. In the world, a New Zealand company is working to develop wirelessly transmittable electricity to power homes in the near future. Stay tuned to find out how.
Happening today, The City of Trinidad secures more grant funding for cleaning up and clearing out the Purgatoire Riverwalk and in the nation, the stimulus is coming, but what was $600 per person could turn into $2000. Happening on our globe, what does space policy look like under the new Biden Administration? Stick around to find out.
Happening today, First National Bank in Trinidad trumpets Santa’s Gift Tree as a great success with 243 gifts for seniors and in the state, cardboard boxes hit recycling centers around Colorado in droves. Going on in the world, archeologists discover a fast food stall in the ancient city of Pompeii.
Today we take a look at what is to come for Trinidad’s Fishers Peak State Park. In the state, A Christmas miracle for some Colorado high school athletes as the Colorado High School Activities Association has secured the variances from the CDPHE to begin ‘Season B’ in late January. In the world, a long-awaited resolution to the four-year Brexit plan between Britain and the European Union was announced yesterday.
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Coming up today, A look at COVID-19 cases in Las Animas County. In the State, the top federal prosecutor in Colorado joined the Justice Department in filing a lawsuit against Walmart. Today in the nation, congress passes a bill that prevents out of network providers from sending insured Americans surprise medical bills and a look at what that means for the American people.
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In Trinidad, Phil Long Toyota brought a truck load of fifty gifts to members of the Trinidad Youth Club. In state news, Officials issue a warning to Colorado back country skiers to watch forecasts as Avalanches pick up in the 2020 season. In national news, the New York Jets record their first win of the 2020 football season, yet the win does not spark celebrations for many Jets’ fans. Hang around for more...
Coming up today, the Trinidad Public Library and the Historic Main Street board have kicked off their "Deck the halls" home lighting contest. In the state, Colorado residents are one step closer to another COVID-19 relief package as congress reached an agreement on Sunday. In the world, a newly discovered sun-grazer comet was photographed approaching the sun during last week's solar eclipse. Hang around for more.
Coming up today, Santa pays a visit to Cog Early Learning Center and in the nation, Congress may be on the verge of passing the next round of stimulus checks. In the world, Trump signs off on the safe and responsible use of nuclear power and propulsion of the U.S. Stay tuned to learn more.
Coming up today, the Southern Ute Tribe reaches out regarding Fishers Peak State Park and in the state, CDPHE finalizes plans to get the Five Star Program rolling. Happening in the world, Bill Gates, Amazon and British Airways are backing a hydrogen plane startup company… Stick around to learn more.
Coming up today, we check out what happened at this week’s city council meeting and in the state, a Colorado pediatrician urges the state to support in-person education. Happening in the world, as the climate crisis continues Exxon has found themselves in some financial troubles. Stick around to learn more.
Coming up today, we hear a short update on local COVID cases and in the state, Denver and Aurora see fewer arrests as crime has gone up along the Front Range. In the world, Japan confirms black soil samples retrieved from a recent asteroid landing. Stick around for more.
Coming up today, Trinidad gets wings and it’s about time. In the state, the first shipment of COVID vaccines arrive in Colorado. Meanwhile, happening in the world of science, researchers recently discovered 20 new species of plants and animals in the Bolivian Andes. Keep listening to learn more.
Coming up today, local officials in Las Animas County look at the Five Star program currently in place in Mesa County. Happening in the world of science, researchers discover an enormous exoplanet that’s generating some interest. Stick around and find out just how big…
Today, we hear an update from Aguilar schools and in the state, Amtrak is looking to expand their passenger rail services along the front range. In the world, scientists believe they've found a faster way to travel through space... Stick around to find out more.
Coming up today, local professional dancer Kurtis Aragon will be offering some free dance classes virtually and in the state, a Colorado based company may have changed the game for electric vehicles. In the world, SpaceX’s Starship has a successful launch, but a less successful landing... Stick around for more.
Coming up today, two businesses affected by the recent Commercial Street apartment fire are pushing forward to keep their business open and in the state, Aurora City Council passes the first reading of an ordinance allowing for recreational cannabis deliveries. In the world, following years of dispute, China and Nepal finally agree on Mount Everest’s height… Stick around to find out what it is…
Coming up today, we’ll hear an update on a few schools in the Trinidad area and in the state, Colorado’s postal service recommends mailing those presents early if at all possible. In the world, a rare “Christmas Star” will illuminate the sky this Winter Solstice and won’t be seen again until 2080. Stick around to find out how to catch a glimpse.
Coming up today, Las Animas and Huerfano Counties make the shift to red on the state’s COVID dial system and happening in the world, the US House of Representatives has passed a bill to decriminalize cannabis at the federal level for the first time. Stick around for more.
For today’s headlines, Trinidad City Council collect over $3 million more than expected from cannabis tax sales this year and in the state, Time Magazine just appointed their very first Kid of the Year and she’s from Colorado. In the world, SpaceX is partnering with a Ferrari designer and high school students to create two remote controlled cars that will race on the moon. Stick around to learn more.
For today’s headlines, Las Animas County Commissioners share some interesting updates and in the state, get ready for one of the best meteor showers of the year this Friday. Happening in the world, the megalith mystery of Utah now has expanded to include Romania. Stick around to hear more.
For today’s headlines, Trinidad’s Shop Local campaign has officially begun encouraging everyone to support small local businesses this holiday season and in the state, Colorado lawmakers announce key COVID-19 relief bills to consider during special session. In the world, China has successfully landed another probe on the moon. Stay tuned.
For today’s headlines, Trinidad City Council takes a look at what projects they want to take care of next year and in the state, Colorado Gives day is coming up fast. In the world, NASA has begun assembling the rocket slated to take us back to the moon. Stick around to learn more.
For today’s headlines, Trinidad City Council takes a look at the limitless possibilities of the Purgatoire River running through town and in the state, Colorado Space Business Roundtable Roundup starts tomorrow and has a pretty great lineup of presenters. In the world, new x-ray technology is allowing archeologists to get a deeper look at mummies so stay tuned.
For today’s headlines, local public health department announces 99 active COVID-19 cases in Las Animas County and in the state, Colorado Parks and Wildlife provides details on gray wolves following passage of Proposition 114. In the world, a faint super-planet has been discovered by a radio telescope for the first time in history. Stick around to learn more.
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For today’s headlines, a virtual public meeting in Trinidad regarding a study identifying buildings and areas in town that may be of historic importance is coming up and in the state, Governor Jared Polis announces an early legislative session. In the world, China has launched a mission to try to retrieve rock samples from the Moon. Stay tuned for more.
Covering today’s local and state story, the Colorado State Forest Service recently released their Forest Action Plan amid a year of record-breaking wildfires. And happening in the galaxy, a Fast Radio Burst from a young star inside our galaxy is repeating itself. Stay tuned to find out more.
For today’s headlines, Trinidad School District 1 is offering free meals to students across Las Animas County and in the state, Governor Polis is reconvening the state legislation to get stimulus aid to those who need it. In the world, the UK announced it will ban the sell of new gasoline and diesel fuel cars by 2030. Stick around to learn more.
For today’s headlines, Hometown Holidays set to have the 21st Annual Parade of Lights at the Las Animas County Fairgrounds and in the state, a vaccine is coming but there are still some issues. In the world, Egypt uncovers more than 100 sarcophagi in an ancient burial ground. Stay tuned for more.
For today’s headlines, The Carnegie Public Library appoints a new Librarian and, in the state, The Colorado Department of Transportation just started their Click it or Ticket campaign. And speaking of travel, in the world, SpaceX has officially begun space taxi missions for NASA. Stick around to find out more.
For today’s headlines, Trinidad, Walsenburg, and La Junta were recently recognized for Downtown Excellence by the Governor and in the state, a Denver virtual gun range now lets you bring your own gun to use thanks to tech. In the world, NASA’s Space Launch System is approaching it’s next stage of development in preparing to take astronauts to the Moon. Stay tuned.
For today’s headlines, locally the Colorado Parks and Wildlife will hold virtual regulations discussion for Fishers Peak next week and in the state, a coffee shop owner turned to robotics to help solve the contactless serving problem his shop was facing. In the world, space tech is shifting toward nuclear based propulsion. For more on that, stick around.
For today's headlines, an update on a court case regarding Elizabeth Everhart's death, and in the state grants are available to Coloradans for wildfire prevention and rehabilitation. In the world, a UK company now has a contract to turn moon dust into oxygen. Stick around to find out why.
For today’s headlines, the Southeastern Colorado Small Business Development Center is offering assistance to get small businesses online and, in the state, the 2020 US Capital Christmas Tree has begun its journey from harvest in western Colorado. Happening in the nation, the Associated Press explains that the election’s validity is still intact despite Trump’s claims.
For today’s headlines, Trinidad’s regular city council meeting gives updates on a few items and in the state, Colorado’s wildlife agency said it considers a ballot initiative to reintroduce the gray wolf into the state to have passed. Happening in the world, a California family built a rollercoaster modeled after a beloved Disneyland ride, stick around to find out which one.
For today’s headlines, New Elk Mine is slated to begin premium coke coal production next Summer and in the state, more Coloradans than ever voted this year, and the state’s turnout ranks in the top 5 nationwide. In the galaxy, scientists have found a planet with oceans of lava that rains rocks and has wind gusts faster than the speed of sound. Stay tuned.
For today’s headlines, Mount Carmel Wellness Center is putting together a youth orchestra and happening in the world, SpaceX's Starlink satellite-internet service has consistently reported speeds faster than 150 megabits per second with their public beta services. Stick around to learn more.
For today’s headlines, Las Animas County hurdles over 100 cases in a recent COVID-19 spike and in the state, Denver voters approved a new retail sales tax to help the homelessness. In the world, researchers detect a burst of radio waves in Milky Way, likely from a neutron star. Stay tuned for more.
For today’s headlines, local firefighters in Trinidad are accepting unwrapped toys and wrapping supplies for their 45th annual Fireman’s Toy Drive and in the state, Pueblo introduces a curfew for the next two weeks to curb a rise in COVID outbreaks. Happening in the world, Netherlands researchers 3D print the world’s smallest boat. Stick around to learn why this is such a BIG deal…
For today’s headlines, locally Trinidad’s Office of Economic Development hosts a bicycling symposium and in the state, Denver businesses are boarding up their windows in anticipation of rioters following Tuesday’s election. Happening in the galaxy, Saturn’s largest moon Titan continues to surprise NASA scientists. Stay tuned to hear why.
For today’s headlines, locally Democrats lead with votes returned thus far and in the world, those disposable masks if not disposed of properly may end up choking a fish CNN reported today, stick around and find out why.
For today’s headlines, Trinidad goes to Europe and more city projects move forward as discussed at Council Meeting. In the state, wildfires continue to ravage Colorado and in the nation, in an effort to keep business alive, one arcade restaurant in Seattle, Washington invented a touchless pinball machine… Stick around to hear more.
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For today’s headlines, SCRT changes their name to Main Street Live and in the state, the Pepsi Center in Denver also gets a name change. Happening in the world, the United States approves a 1.8-billion-dollar sale of weapons to Taiwan. You’re not going to want to miss this.
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For today’s headlines, Trinidad gets our very own not so late, late night show and happening in Colorado and beyond, rocket scientists in Littleton are anxiously watching OSIRIS-Rex as it prepares to land on an asteroid to scoop up dirt. Stick around to find out more.
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Today in the news, local football kicks back into gear and in the state, NCAA announces Colorado to host March madness in the not too distant future. In the world, how much money can a 2,000 pound pumpkin win you? Stick around and find out…
Today in the news, First National Bank is set to hold their annual safe trick or treating event and in the state, The Cameron Peak fire goes down as the largest fire in Colorado history. In the world, thousands defy bans to attend pro-democracy protests in Thailand. Stay tuned to learn more.
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Today in the news, more positive COVID cases stream in as Las Animas County continues free testing and in the state, positive COVID cases are creeping above where the state health department would like them to be. Happening in the world, wanna win $10,000 and a 50 year supply of Ramen noodles? Too bad, I’m going to tell you how anyway so stay tuned.
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Today in the news, The City of Trinidad sees the preliminary 2021 budget and in the state, Colorado is working on a COVID vaccine roll-out plan even though no vaccine has been developed and no one knows when we’ll get one, or how many we’ll get. In the nation, the Trump administration is wasting no time in appointing Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett. Stick around to hear how her first hearing went.
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Today in the news, Central Park in Trinidad gets some fun new equipment and in the state, Colorado weather makes the news. Happening in the world, a new company says they can produce top shelf whiskeys in a mater of days. Stick around to learn more.
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Today in the news, more local COVID cases come in positive, one in Las Animas, one in Huerfano and in the state, as home prices soar in Colorado, rentals are trending in the opposite direction. In the world, after five years in court in Greece, the neo-Nazi organization Golden Dawn has been labeled a criminal organization. Stay tuned.
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Today in the news, ballots are on their way this week and in the state, crews break ground on a water line to deliver water to nearly 50 communities. In the world, the countdown to Expo 2020 in Dubai recommences, stick around and find out when.
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Today in the news, the Trinidad and Las Animas County Chamber of Commerce will be holding a virtual Meet the Candidates on Tuesday and in the world, researchers have found in-tact brain cells of a Vesuvius resident who died over 2000 years ago. Stay tuned to learn more.
Today in the news, southern Colorado is acknowledged for their stargazing opportunities and in the state, Gov. Jared Polis pardons nearly 3,000 marijuana offenders. In the world, plasma jets could be the future of commercial aviation, rendering fossil fuels useless for flight.
Today in the news, Cuchara Mountain Park hosts their first annual Fall Colors Disc Golf Tournament and in the state, Water World has released plans for two new rides for next season. In the world, the English stately home is an iconic British cultural symbol, but like the rest of culture today, it’s catching some heat.
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Today in the news, more cases reported in Las Animas and Huerfano counties and in the state, Colorado teachers are at a breaking point as they try to maneuver through the difficulties of this semester. In the world, China is a step closer to releasing their crypto currency to the world.
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Today in the news, Space to Create Commons Area board members present a potential business plan for operating the space on Main Street and in the state, sports betting sees a sharp 117 percent jump. In the world, brands continue to move towards less offensive names, now including Uncle Ben’s Rice. Stick around for the scoop.
Today in the news, applications are now being accepted for the commission responsible for redistricting the state’s Congressional and House districts and in the world, Russia touts their new grandiose nuclear-powered icebreaker freightliner ship so stay tuned.
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Today in the news, The City of Raton is now accepting small business grant application from Raton businesses and in the state, things are rebounding from COVID difficulties quicker than expected but we’re not out of the deep end yet. In the world, the future of commercial flights could soon include flying in geese formation as technology improves, stick around to learn more.
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Today in the news, now is the time to get a good look at those fall colors around southern Colorado and in the state, orchardists find a Colorado heritage apple thought to be extinct. In the world, about 200 "irreplaceable" books worth more than $3.2 million were recovered by authorities in Romania last week, stick around to hear what some of the titles were.
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Today in the news, we look at an update on Fishers Peak State Park and on the same note, State Park officials find an unexpected animal wandering the grounds at another park in the state. In the world, Sony announces just how much the new PS5 is going to cost… So hang around and find out.
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Today in the news, ballot tracking is now available across all of Colorado and Governor Jared Polis says he’ll be pushing for a 4 a.m. last call for clubs and bars following the pandemic. In the world, another Caribbean British Colony moves to remove the queen of England as head of state in an effort to become a republic, so stay tuned.
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Today in the news, Las Animas County is now accepting applications for grant funds they’re making available to local businesses and in the state, temps force farmers to harvest produce early and now need you to buy it. Happening in the galaxy, always wanted to say that, could there be life on Venus? Stick around and find out.
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Today in the news, the Great Fox West Theatre is beginning to reawaken in Trinidad and in the state, NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center issued a La Niña Advisory for the United States last week. In the world, a telegram and lock of hair belonging to Abraham Lincoln sells for $81,000.
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Today in the news, Trinidad School District Number 1 has been given nearly 1 million dollars since back in March and in the state, the cannabis industry could lose millions following last weeks early freeze. In the world, Egypt has uncovered a mysterious collection of coffins complete with mummies dating back 2500 years. You’re not gonna want to miss this.
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Today in the news, Mount San Rafael Hospital is in the home stretch on their new 14 bed patient facilities and in the state, the Colorado High School Activities Association voted to uphold their approved 20-21 sports calendar. In the world, have you ever liked something so much you wanted to take it to the grave? One gentleman in Virginia is doing just that so hang around.
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Today in the news, a winter storm in September catches us off guard and in the state, we’ll touch base on Colorado’s red flag gun law. In the world, polls are now open to vote for your favorite toy to be inducted into the Toy Hall of Fame… The finalists are likely to bring back feelings of nostalgia…
Today in the news, guidelines for the upcoming elections have been released by the state, and at also in the state, Amtrak could be extending their railways in the not-too-distant future. In the world, a 639-year long musical composition just changed chords over the weekend for the first time in 7 years.
Today in the news, Trinidad City Council move forward with finishing out the animal shelter as well as a new statue for the roundabout. In the state, unemployment is at it’s lowest numbers since March and in the world, a nutritional beer for man’s best friend? It's selling out quickly.
Today, the East Fork Fire is now at 88 percent containment following Monday's rains. In the state, the Colorado State Fair will have numerous drive through vendor options happening this weekend in Pueblo, and in the world, Facebook says they'll be freezing political ads seven days before the upcoming election.
Today, the City of Trinidad is gearing up to do some much needed improvements to Santa Fe Trail road. In the state, Amtrak could bring a line from Fort Collins down to Pueblo, possibly further, and in the world, what’s the weirdest thing you’ve seen from an airplane at 3,000 feet? How about a guy in a jet pack?
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Today in the news, our very own A.R. Mitchell museum gets some national attention and in the state, we’re going to dig into just how serious all these wildfires across Colorado are and get an update on the East Fork Fire.
Today, Las Animas County now has two drop boxes with a new location at Trinidad City Hall, and in the state, did the weekend rains help with Colorado's big fires? Well, a little. In the world, flying cars has an arrival date, 2023…
Today, Trinidad City Council holds a public forum to discuss pros and cons of adopting cannabis hospitality business House Bill 19-1230. In the state, Vail ski resort will be welcoming the 2020 winter season with a few changes, and in the world, how about a full-time job as a caretaker of an island surrounded by the Great Barrier Reef? The application is still open…
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Today, we talk to local ombudsmen about her perspective of elder care in Trinidad and in the state, Colorado’s craft beer industry is running out of cans. In the world, McDonald’s is not loving their human resources department right now and we’re going to tell you why.
Today, Fisher’s Peak Fire Department is using some pretty neat technology to help fight wildfires and in the state, the Dumb Friends League is issuing a new challenge to help homeless pets, and it involves hiking. In the world, tension is simmering in the Eastern Mediterranean and it involves Greece and Turkey… The nations not the food.
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Today, a smoky haze continues to dampen Colorado’s sunny skies and also happening in the state, a competition is currently underway to redo the art on Colorado drivers licenses. In the world, a miner in Africa finds a 442-carat diamond that could be worth around $18 million.
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Today, we delve into local COVID-19 testing procedures and protocols at the local hospital and in the state, last call for alcohol at restaurants moves to 11 p.m. In the world, Amsterdam is in a battle to curb “wild peeing” with a new invention, and it’s a wiz of a solution.
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Today, District Attorney Solano is still in the middle of his court case with Huerfano County but the end is in sight. In the state, Hanging Lake survived the recent wildfires but damage to trails have forced the park to close access for now and in the world, an army of genetically modified mosquitoes will soon be released in Florida, but not by a mad scientist I promise.
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Today, the City of Trinidad imposes level 2 water restrictions which will be enforced they say. In the state, a new trend is catching on with women wanting to exercise their rights in a very “natural” way and in the world, Ryan Reynolds’ Gin, Aviation, changes hands, but he’s not walking away from the bottle just yet, he drank too much.
Today, Trinidad gets some love from the state in regards to our cannabis tax revenues and what they’ve done for the town. In the state, cannabis dispensaries are starting to develop vending machines at some locations and in the world, chocolate rains from the skies in Switzerland… Why can’t we have more problems like that?
Today, Raton appoints a new Fire Chief and Emergency Medical Services Director and in the state, Denver Public Schools is not handling denial very well, primarily from a financial standpoint. Happening in the world… Can you shoot 111 arrows in 13 minutes? Even a 5 year old can do it… and she did it upside down.
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Today, we take a look at some of the projects underway and nearing completion here in Trinidad and in the state, an artist places a cover over a Civil War statue at the Boulder County Courthouse to spark conversation. Lastly, in the nation, President Trump said he’d like to see more water from his shower faucet.
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Big stories coming at you today with Trinidad City Council bringing cannabis hospitality clubs back to the discussion table and mask orders expected to be extended here in Colorado. Meanwhile in Germany, a wild boar emerges from the ocean like Freyja’s battle boar, Hildisvìni.
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Today, Aguilar schools are back in swing and a Primero student scores first place at a recent golf tournament. In the state, the Pine Gulch Fire grows to 51,000 acres and in the world, China’s time as factory to the world could be coming to an end.
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Today, Trinidad School District decides to start the semester back in September virtually. At the state, a wave of tarantulas will soon make their way through Southeast Colorado and in the world; Dutch chocolate wasn’t the only addictive product being produced in massive amounts in the Netherlands prior to this drug bust.
Today, The Youth Club of Trinidad is back in swing and we’ll check in on how it’s going so far. In the state, research from Denver University shows contact tracing apps are effective in reducing COVID-19 spread and in the world, an oil spill is causing some trouble in Mauritius.
Today, Trinidad City Council meets for their regular meeting and a stabbing at Safeway sends one person to the hospital. In the state, Kanye West is approved as a presidential candidate on this November’s election ballot and in the world, China quarantines a village, but not for COVID-19.
Today, ever wondered what that entry way looking thing being built on Commercial Street is? We got the scoop from the builders. Locally and in the state, the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) announces their two thousand twenty-twenty-one calendar and in the nation, mac and cheese becomes breakfast food…
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Today, we take a look at back-to-school plans around the Las Animas County area and in the state, the Incline in Manitou Springs will soon reopen. In the Nation, NBA’s bubble continues to work to keep basketball free from COVID-19.
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Today, Las Animas County 4 H Director says the Las Animas County Fair was a big success and in the state, the governor had good news about the coronavirus in Colorado, but said it's not time to let our guard up. In the world, two explosions rock Beirut killing at least 73 people.
Today, Senior Health Advocates share concerns regarding local senior care. In the state, Aguilar first to begin back-to-school following COVID-19 closures and in the world, Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley returned to Earth following a successful SpaceX and NASA mission.
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Today, Carnegie Public Library announces a new partnership with Health Solutions and the county hosts their annual County Fair over the weekend.
In the state, Major league baseball gets a shaky start and in the nation, President Trump’s top medical advisor shares concerns over COVID-19 spikes.
Today, Trinidad City Council hit more delays in developing a cannabis consumption ordinance spurring a question of what it will take to bring more council on board. In the state, a Golden man died yesterday after a fall of about 700 feet fall. In the world, tech giants report some good numbers despite the pandemic.
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Today, cannabis sales soar locally despite COVID-19 concerns and city council discusses potential uses of the tax revenues from cannabis sales. In the nation, Democrats and Republicans agree another round of stimulus checks should be given.
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Today, Downtown Trinidad is inching closer to establishing public wifi. In the state, 40 people stranded following Monday’s torrential rains and in the world, Federal Aviation Administration has been awarded $273 million to help make the nation’s airports safer.
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Today, Trinidad School District moves forward with plans for a hybridized reopening on September 8 and in the state, cannabis sales continue to skyrocket through the pandemic. In the world, Walmart and Target announce they’ll be closing their doors on Thanksgiving.
Today, a local non-profit gets national recognition from a paper towel company and construction work will soon be causing some traffic delays in Raton Pass. In the state, Governor Polis defends his decision to change last call times for alcohol and in the World, the US and China are in a race to Mars.
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Today, Las Animas County Commissioners discuss mandatory mask ordinances from the state and county health department releases two more local cases at once. In the world, The US has ordered China to close its consulate in Houston, Texas, by Friday.
Today, studies surrounding potential trail implementation on Highway 12 continue with an upcoming virtual meeting and at the state, Governor Polis moves back “last call” from 2 a.m. to 10 p.m. for restaurants within the state. In the World, with tourists gone workers in Bali are returning to their traditional roots of farming and fishing.
Today, we check out Trinidad State’s new Trailbuilding certification program and look at some big numbers regarding the state’s Cannabis sales. Also in the state, an Arabian mission to Mars gets some help from CU Boulder and in the World, smuggling cocaine in coffee beans just doesn’t jive in Italy…
Today, we hear an update from the local Trinidad school district and their progress on middle school renovations. At the state, access to internet continues to be a concern for many educators in Colorado as many schools plan to utilize online teaching. And in the world, the first Coronavirus Vaccine Tested in Humans Shows Early Promise
Today, with COVID-19 back on the rise, Trinidad City Council says they will continue meeting virtually. At the state, Co Gov. Jared Polis announces a mandate to wear facemasks. In the world, a disastrous oil spill could be on the horizon.
Today, we check out Trinidad’s hottest new eatery and local health department announces another confirmed COVID case. In the state, governor Polis moves to lift restrictions on how many unrelated people can legally live together and the US makes international news, but not for a very positive reason.
Today, a Backyard Comedy Show in Trinidad brings laugh-out-loud outside and Huerfano County reports their fifth case of COVID-19. In the state, we take a peak at unemployment numbers and in the nation, the Trump Administration changes their tune on deportation plans.
Today, Simpson’s Rest gets some of it’s glory returned and we’ll learn why it’s called Simpson’s Rest. In the nation, actress Naya Rivera, known for her role in “Glee” has died at 33 and in the world, Hong Kong could lose their role as tech giant after recent legislation changes.
Today, with everyone looking for something to do, we’ll talk about what’s up with local events. In the state, cycling could get a lot safer throughout the state and in the world, with TikTok on the verge of potentially being banned in the US, who’s going to fill the void? I have a few ideas…
Today, City council makes it clear they don’t want to see Fishers Peak renamed and the county gives the County Fair the go-ahead. At the state, governor Jared Polis says he’s not against mandating masks and in the world, Notre Dame is preparing to start work on a new spire.
Today, over 100 Trinidad businesses have received the Paycheck Protection Plan loan and a Raton student will soon have her artwork displayed in the halls of the United States Congress. In the state, orders from the Trump Administration have sent Colorado colleges into a state of uncertainty regarding their international students.
Today, southeast Colorado is experiencing an exceptional drought and the Fourth brings illegal fireworks but luckily no fires. In the state, some recipients of the Paycheck Protection Plan have been released and in the world, TikTok faces a threat of being banned in the US.
Today, in local news, Branson is making some big waves with their new state-of-the-art off-grid water filtration system. In Colorado as well as the nation, people are wondering when we’re going to get this pandemic under control and in the world, famous film composer Ennio Morricone died yesterday at 91.
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Today, Trinidad’s local chamber is going through some changes and the city asks for Trinidadian input. For today’s state, national, and world story: Fireworks.
Today, beautiful Trinidad inspired plywood murals could soon grace the streets of Trinidad and local Linda Baron is putting her sewing talents into overdrive. In the state, Colorado Governor Jared Polis creates a naming advisory board to evaluate controversial names across the state and in the world, Tesla is now worth more than Toyota, Disney, and Coca-Cola.
Today, Las Animas reports it’s first COVID related death and voter turnout comes in higher than the state average for Tuesday’s primary election. Also, in the world, Hong Kong is experiencing a crackdown following new laws.
Today, Colorado’s largest Wildlife area gets special funding and Fort Wootton brings live music back to the community. In the state, COVID cases are on the rise for the second week now and in the Nation, President Donald Trump's niece hits a roadblock in releasing her tell-all memoir.
Today, Trinidad Cheer keeps local spirits alive by taking the team into their own hands and in the state Governor Polis signs Fishers Peak State Park into permanence. Today in the world, a new flu strain out of China is getting the rest of the world’s attention.
Today, Colorado Tourism Office encourages businesses to keep listings updated online and Trinidad prepares for a stay-at-home fireworks display this Saturday. In the nation, Texas pauses reopening and in the world, one UK startup thinks it has found a way to repurpose coffee grounds.
Today, Space to Create lofts are just about move-in ready and the Santa Fe Trail Rendezvous gets the green light. At the state, state wildlife areas in Colorado will soon require additional licenses and in the world, lightning claims over 100 lives in India.
Today, City Council looks at securing more relief funds for the community and Fishers Peak State Park gets more state recognition. Also in the state, Governor Polis warns against getting too chummy on the fourth of July and in the nation, New York imposes quarantine on nine US states.
Today, Trinidad’s local hospital opens a new therapy service building and southwest chief cuts back to three days a week. At the state, Coloradans are encouraged to return ballots by drop box and in the nation, Trump temporarily suspended new work visas.
Today, Trinidad Police make an arrest following a homicide investigation and Trinidad City Council choses a Councilmember to fill a vacant seat. In the state, Governor Polis signs a new COVID relief bill, and in the world, Apple announces they’ll start making their own chips… Not the potato kind.
Today, Partners for a Drug Free Community becomes an official non-profit and another shooting in Trinidad raises concern. In the state, Colorado submits a new hemp management plan to USDA and in the nation, Trump calls mail-in ballots his ‘biggest risk’.
Today, local Chamber of Commerce hosts a virtual ribbon cutting and County Commissioners hear a presentation for renovating the fairgrounds. At the state, Denver is getting ready to open patios in the streets and in the world, Minecraft gets inducted into the World Video Game Hall of Fame.
Today, we check out a trail at Lathrop State Park in Walsenburg. At the state level, Colorado lawmakers cut school spending across the board and in the nation, senate passes the Great American Outdoor Act to support national parks.
Today, an accident on I-25 ends in tragedy and the Carnegie Library bookstore opens back up. At the state, Colorado’s General Assembly officially closed on Monday and in the world, North Korea destroys a building shared as a liaison with South Korea sparking unrest.
Today, One million dollars gets earmarked to support Fishers Peak State Park and state senators continue to support the Great American Outdoors Act. Also, the state approves a bill for increasing vaccine rates and nationally, the EPA could be undermining themselves.
Today, we acknowledge Elder Abuse Awareness day and look at one local organizations effort to help. In the nation, Trump Administration refuses to release who got 511 billion dollars in coronavirus loans and in the world, Colorado is beginning to uncover just how dangerous plastics could be.
Today, Temple Aaron hosts a virtual tour and the New Elk Mine near Weston could soon be back to working. At the state, Colorado democrats hand opponents of the recent vaccine bill an opportunity to repeal the measure, and in the world, the top US military officer admits he was wrong.
Today, Trinidad City Council may soon move to allow cannabis consumption clubs and the county’s unemployment claims are beginning to drop. At the state, lawmakers are one step closer to repealing the Gallagher amendment and in the world, an update on the Tokyo Olympics.
Today, county clerk begins mailing out primary ballots and pet and livestock owners are cautioned about rabies activity. At the state, officials continue to monitor numerous coal mine fires throughout Colorado and as people resume work, several jobs are making a big come back.
Today, fires burn two houses to the ground in Trinidad and nearly 30 acres at a separate fire between Colorado and New Mexico. At the state, Denver police move to ban choke-holds and in the world, the economy is experiencing demand collapse.
Today, Las Animas County organizations received $151,000 from the state’s relief funds and Trinidad State President issues a letter regarding recent protests. At the state, businesses have some new authority and Trump continues efforts to roll back environmental regulations.
Today, Trinidad City Council continues using cannabis funds to move the community forward and Linda’s Laundry is back with new ownership. At the state, Colorado’s budget gets a big trim and in the world today, Sweden admits they could’ve handled the pandemic better.
Today, Trinidad’s Walmart holds a special ceremony for 2020 graduates and Trinidad State recognizes this year’s retirees. At the state, a Denver police officer was fired following a disturbing social media post and in the world, Putin orders a state of emergency following a fuel spill in the Arctic Circle.
Today, Trinidad holds it’s own protest and in an unrelated incident a local man is arrested after attempting to ignite an officer. At the state, Governor Polis extends safer-at-home orders while encouraging Coloradan’s to get outside, and in the world, Putin continues pushing for an election to extend his term as Russian President to 2036.
Today, we look into a semi accident last Friday and the Trinidad Tourism Board announces their photography contest winners. At the state, officers in Denver arrest 284 individuals involved with ongoing protests and Space X successfully gets crew to the International Space Station.
Today, a local life long resident will be turning 100 in a few days and Las Animas reports it’s sixth coronavirus case. Also, at the state, the Gallagher Amendment gets some attention and in the world, South Korea closes schools again just after briefly reopening.
Today, we check in with local restaurants following eased restrictions allowing dine in and look at Trinidad City Council’s plans to fill a vacant council seat. At the state, Colorado and Denver join 26 other states and cities in suing the Trump Administration and in the world, contactless businesses have become quite the trend.
Today, Trinidad Middle School recently hosted a virtual awards ceremony and the county eases restrictions allowing some dine-in options. At the state, Manitou Springs Incline may soon cost you and making huge world news waves, Space X continues their efforts to be the first private company to launch a manned spacecraft into space.
Today, Fishers Peak funds hang in coronavirus limbo and weather helps firefighters get on top of the Cherry Canyon fire. Also, Colorado Crisis Services release a new rural mental health documentary and Latin America becomes the new epicenter for the Coronavirus.
Today, we take a look at the City of Trinidad's first quarter financials and give an update on the state's unemployment situation. Also, drive-in movie theaters are a go in Colorado and the University of California recently voted to phase out the SAT and ACT as requirements for student applications.
Today, area fire departments team up to put out a woodland fire and county commissioners develop a variance to allow more businesses to open. At the state, how much dough could the Broncos loose not having fans in the stadium this season? And in the world, Michigan just can’t seem to catch a break.
Today, the city announces it will begin mosquito spraying in June and the La Veta field office says they still have trees for purchase. At the state, draft guidelines for opening on premise dining and in the world, one company is getting ready to retrieve a Marconi telegraph from the famous sunken ship, the Titanic.
Today, we look at an impact report from Colorado’s Communities that Care coalition and add one more COVID case to Las Animas County’s tally. At the state, banking could become accessible to cannabis industries in the near future and in the world, a prominent Disney executive ditches the ears for TikTok.
Today, Trinidad State is offering local students a chance to stay home with free tuition and Colorado’s Communities That Care state impact report mirrors local positive influence. At the state, CU says they’ve developed efficient antibody tests and police in Myanmar make a huge drug bust.
Today, Trinidad State releases their Creative Writing Contest book and the shooter from last week’s shooting on State Street is currently in custody. Also, Colorado begins testing a possible treatment for COVID and European countries are beginning to experiment with ways of getting restaurants open again.
Today, we check in with businesses open under phase 1 restrictions and City Council hears some good news regarding finances for the first quarter. At the state level, the first cases of Coronavirus linked to childcare facilities have been reported and in the world, cruise ship crew are stuck offshore and feel forgotten.
Today, a motorcycle rider walks away from a car collision on Santa Fe Trail Drive, and Trinidad School District welcomes a new CFO. Also, Trinidad Lake State Park opens for camping reservations today and since we’re staying at home more, apparently pajamas are the fashion of the season.
Today, a local minister is working on a big project to help local homeless and TSJC reports good news regarding their emergency funds for students. Also, camping at Colorado’s state parks will soon be returning and possibly the oldest woman in Spain beats the Coronavirus.
Today, we look at why Las Animas is the best county in the state for homeownership and welcome a new volleyball coach to Trinidad State. Also, the local wild bunnies are enduring their own little epidemic; nothing contagious to us. And an 11 year old in Brazil is using his time out of school to break a world record.
Today, we get a peak at a state-of-the-art digitization project in Las Animas County and get another update from the county’s health department. We’ll also look at an emerging cannabis market at the state and check out just how serious this pandemic still is, regardless where you live.
Today, we highlight some of Trinidad City Council’s last regular meeting and investigate the biggest thing businesses can do to boost customers during an era of social distancing. We also checked in with the state labor department, and check out a new battery capable of charging a cell phone for 5 days.
Today, we ask the local health department how we’re doing in preventing COVID spread, and Trinidad State resumes some of their face-to-face instructions… with some restrictions. At the state, mountain lions become an ultimate case of the hunter becoming the hunted and in the world today, Mexico welcomed a planeload of medical ventilators from the US.
Today, Trinidad Carnegie Library announced offering curbside service and Colorado’s state park campgrounds remain closed with no end in sight. Also, Colorado could face millions in fines over mental health violations and in Brazil, deforestation of the Amazon rain forest increased by 50 percent.
Today, Las Animas County announces the fourth positive COVID case. Also, a Trinidad based charity says they’re busier than ever. At the state, we’ll look at how the pandemic has affected Coloradan’s mental health, and J Crew files for bankruptcy protection.
Las Animas County Department of Human Services report program budget shortfalls and anticipate an influx in referrals and eligibility applications, The county’s Health Department Executive Director answers some questions from the community, and the state’s Commissioner of Agriculture lays to rest concerns that Colorado’s food supply is in danger. Also, newsrooms are starting to hear reports that Kim Jong-un is indeed still alive.