Today, Trinidad City Council may soon move to allow cannabis consumption clubs and the county’s unemployment claims are beginning to drop. At the state, lawmakers are one step closer to repealing the Gallagher amendment and in the world, an update on the Tokyo Olympics.

Today, county clerk begins mailing out primary ballots and pet and livestock owners are cautioned about rabies activity. At the state, officials continue to monitor numerous coal mine fires throughout Colorado and as people resume work, several jobs are making a big come back.

Today, fires burn two houses to the ground in Trinidad and nearly 30 acres at a separate fire between Colorado and New Mexico. At the state, Denver police move to ban choke-holds and in the world, the economy is experiencing demand collapse.

Today, Las Animas County organizations received $151,000 from the state’s relief funds and Trinidad State President issues a letter regarding recent protests. At the state, businesses have some new authority and Trump continues efforts to roll back environmental regulations.

Today, Trinidad City Council continues using cannabis funds to move the community forward and Linda’s Laundry is back with new ownership. At the state, Colorado’s budget gets a big trim and in the world today, Sweden admits they could’ve handled the pandemic better.

Today, Trinidad’s Walmart holds a special ceremony for 2020 graduates and Trinidad State recognizes this year’s retirees. At the state, a Denver police officer was fired following a disturbing social media post and in the world, Putin orders a state of emergency following a fuel spill in the Arctic Circle.

Today, Trinidad holds it’s own protest and in an unrelated incident a local man is arrested after attempting to ignite an officer. At the state, Governor Polis extends safer-at-home orders while encouraging Coloradan’s to get outside, and in the world, Putin continues pushing for an election to extend his term as Russian President to 2036.

Today, we look into a semi accident last Friday and the Trinidad Tourism Board announces their photography contest winners. At the state, officers in Denver arrest 284 individuals involved with ongoing protests and Space X successfully gets crew to the International Space Station.

Today, a local life long resident will be turning 100 in a few days and Las Animas reports it’s sixth coronavirus case. Also, at the state, the Gallagher Amendment gets some attention and in the world, South Korea closes schools again just after briefly reopening.

Today, we check in with local restaurants following eased restrictions allowing dine in and look at Trinidad City Council’s plans to fill a vacant council seat. At the state, Colorado and Denver join 26 other states and cities in suing the Trump Administration and in the world, contactless businesses have become quite the trend.