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.