Today, a local minister is working on a big project to help local homeless and TSJC reports good news regarding their emergency funds for students. Also, camping at Colorado’s state parks will soon be returning and possibly the oldest woman in Spain beats the Coronavirus.

Today, we look at why Las Animas is the best county in the state for homeownership and welcome a new volleyball coach to Trinidad State. Also, the local wild bunnies are enduring their own little epidemic; nothing contagious to us. And an 11 year old in Brazil is using his time out of school to break a world record.

Today, we get a peak at a state-of-the-art digitization project in Las Animas County and get another update from the county’s health department. We’ll also look at an emerging cannabis market at the state and check out just how serious this pandemic still is, regardless where you live.

Today, we highlight some of Trinidad City Council’s last regular meeting and investigate the biggest thing businesses can do to boost customers during an era of social distancing. We also checked in with the state labor department, and check out a new battery capable of charging a cell phone for 5 days.

Today, we ask the local health department how we’re doing in preventing COVID spread, and Trinidad State resumes some of their face-to-face instructions… with some restrictions. At the state, mountain lions become an ultimate case of the hunter becoming the hunted and in the world today, Mexico welcomed a planeload of medical ventilators from the US.

Today, Trinidad Carnegie Library announced offering curbside service and Colorado’s state park campgrounds remain closed with no end in sight. Also, Colorado could face millions in fines over mental health violations and in Brazil, deforestation of the Amazon rain forest increased by 50 percent.

Today, Las Animas County announces the fourth positive COVID case. Also, a Trinidad based charity says they’re busier than ever. At the state, we’ll look at how the pandemic has affected Coloradan’s mental health, and J Crew files for bankruptcy protection.

Las Animas County Department of Human Services report program budget shortfalls and anticipate an influx in referrals and eligibility applications, The county’s Health Department Executive Director answers some questions from the community, and the state’s Commissioner of Agriculture lays to rest concerns that Colorado’s food supply is in danger. Also, newsrooms are starting to hear reports that Kim Jong-un is indeed still alive.