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.