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...