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.