Today, Trinidad Middle School recently hosted a virtual awards ceremony and the county eases restrictions allowing some dine-in options. At the state, Manitou Springs Incline may soon cost you and making huge world news waves, Space X continues their efforts to be the first private company to launch a manned spacecraft into space.

Today, Fishers Peak funds hang in coronavirus limbo and weather helps firefighters get on top of the Cherry Canyon fire. Also, Colorado Crisis Services release a new rural mental health documentary and Latin America becomes the new epicenter for the Coronavirus.

Today, we take a look at the City of Trinidad's first quarter financials and give an update on the state's unemployment situation. Also, drive-in movie theaters are a go in Colorado and the University of California recently voted to phase out the SAT and ACT as requirements for student applications.

Today, area fire departments team up to put out a woodland fire and county commissioners develop a variance to allow more businesses to open. At the state, how much dough could the Broncos loose not having fans in the stadium this season? And in the world, Michigan just can’t seem to catch a break.

Today, the city announces it will begin mosquito spraying in June and the La Veta field office says they still have trees for purchase. At the state, draft guidelines for opening on premise dining and in the world, one company is getting ready to retrieve a Marconi telegraph from the famous sunken ship, the Titanic.

Today, we look at an impact report from Colorado’s Communities that Care coalition and add one more COVID case to Las Animas County’s tally. At the state, banking could become accessible to cannabis industries in the near future and in the world, a prominent Disney executive ditches the ears for TikTok.

Today, Trinidad State is offering local students a chance to stay home with free tuition and Colorado’s Communities That Care state impact report mirrors local positive influence. At the state, CU says they’ve developed efficient antibody tests and police in Myanmar make a huge drug bust.

Today, Trinidad State releases their Creative Writing Contest book and the shooter from last week’s shooting on State Street is currently in custody. Also, Colorado begins testing a possible treatment for COVID and European countries are beginning to experiment with ways of getting restaurants open again.

Today, we check in with businesses open under phase 1 restrictions and City Council hears some good news regarding finances for the first quarter. At the state level, the first cases of Coronavirus linked to childcare facilities have been reported and in the world, cruise ship crew are stuck offshore and feel forgotten.

Today, a motorcycle rider walks away from a car collision on Santa Fe Trail Drive, and Trinidad School District welcomes a new CFO. Also, Trinidad Lake State Park opens for camping reservations today and since we’re staying at home more, apparently pajamas are the fashion of the season.