Today, City Council looks at securing more relief funds for the community and Fishers Peak State Park gets more state recognition. Also in the state, Governor Polis warns against getting too chummy on the fourth of July and in the nation, New York imposes quarantine on nine US states.

Today, Trinidad’s local hospital opens a new therapy service building and southwest chief cuts back to three days a week. At the state, Coloradans are encouraged to return ballots by drop box and in the nation, Trump temporarily suspended new work visas.

Today, Trinidad Police make an arrest following a homicide investigation and Trinidad City Council choses a Councilmember to fill a vacant seat. In the state, Governor Polis signs a new COVID relief bill, and in the world, Apple announces they’ll start making their own chips… Not the potato kind.

Today, Partners for a Drug Free Community becomes an official non-profit and another shooting in Trinidad raises concern. In the state, Colorado submits a new hemp management plan to USDA and in the nation, Trump calls mail-in ballots his ‘biggest risk’.

Today, local Chamber of Commerce hosts a virtual ribbon cutting and County Commissioners hear a presentation for renovating the fairgrounds. At the state, Denver is getting ready to open patios in the streets and in the world, Minecraft gets inducted into the World Video Game Hall of Fame.

Today, we check out a trail at Lathrop State Park in Walsenburg. At the state level, Colorado lawmakers cut school spending across the board and in the nation, senate passes the Great American Outdoor Act to support national parks.

Today, an accident on I-25 ends in tragedy and the Carnegie Library bookstore opens back up. At the state, Colorado’s General Assembly officially closed on Monday and in the world, North Korea destroys a building shared as a liaison with South Korea sparking unrest.

Today, One million dollars gets earmarked to support Fishers Peak State Park and state senators continue to support the Great American Outdoors Act. Also, the state approves a bill for increasing vaccine rates and nationally, the EPA could be undermining themselves.

Today, we acknowledge Elder Abuse Awareness day and look at one local organizations effort to help. In the nation, Trump Administration refuses to release who got 511 billion dollars in coronavirus loans and in the world, Colorado is beginning to uncover just how dangerous plastics could be.

Today, Temple Aaron hosts a virtual tour and the New Elk Mine near Weston could soon be back to working. At the state, Colorado democrats hand opponents of the recent vaccine bill an opportunity to repeal the measure, and in the world, the top US military officer admits he was wrong.