More than 7,000 children in Pueblo County earned $100 each for reading this summer. There was a rocky start for some kids, but a stellar finish for many of them.

Fluffy cows, carnival rides and, of course, indulgently greasy fair food are all back.

The district has about 350 students in kindergarten through 12th grade with a four-year graduation rate of just under 85 percent. That's higher than the state average, but the real issue is finding work after graduation — only a handful of students go on to four-year colleges.

The Manitou Incline and Pikes Peak Cog Railway help draw hundreds of thousands of people to Manitou Springs.

Teen suicides, drug overdoses and domestic violence homicides paint a picture of how 2020 affected people, El Paso County coroner says.

The 1921 flood in Pueblo took the lives of hundreds and changed the course of the city's history. One hundred years later, the political and economic effects can still be felt.

Repairs to bring the 2.8-mile long levee up to current FEMA standards began in 2014 and cost some $25 million.

On June 3, 1921, raging waters unleashed by torrential rains and snowmelt broke through Pueblo’s Arkansas River levees, causing one of the deadliest and most destructive floods in Colorado’s history.

A community-centered approach that listens to unvaccinated people's fear is the next step for Pueblo's COVID vaccine rollout.

The federal mass COVID vaccination site at the Colorado State Fairgrounds in Pueblo wraps up June 14 after the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) began operation in mid-April.