A Raton man who reportedly told 911 dispatch that he shot his neighbor in 2021 is still expected to stand for a jury trial, but he will have to wait a bit longer. David Floyd Morgan, age 54, who is accused of shooting his neighbor James McDowell to death in an alleyway in the 900 block of North 1st Street in Raton in April 2021, is scheduled to stand for a jury trial in late-June.
A Trinidad woman accused of child abuse allegedly occurring at a local school will stand for a jury trial in early-September. The Las Animas County Third Judicial District Court Clerk’s Of- fice confirmed that Andrea Jimenez (age 62) has decided to stand before a jury Tuesday, Sept.
Trinidad School District No. 1 will see an additional helping hand in its ongoing 10-year strategic planning discussions after receiving funding to support a neutral party to facilitate the process.
The Colorado Department of Motor Vehicles expanded its services in southeast Colorado, and now can provide license services to undocumented and temporarily legal U.S. residents.
A short amendment to a bill adjusting a grant program that supports free bus and train rides is raising hackles among rural Colorado leaders who say it could change how transportation projects are funded.
The Colfax County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the death of a Raton man found deceased in late-February. The New Mexico Office of the Medical Investigator identified the deceased, who had been found west of Raton by an unidentified party Monday, Feb.
GOAL High School students and staff had quite the adventure recently, taking an overnight field trip to Colorado’s capitol where they had the chance to learn about the legislative and judicial processes through interactions with the state’s leaders.
A Buena Vista-based offroad group has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Forest Service and the Pike-San Isabel National Forest supervisor over her decision to end motorized recreation on roads used by four-wheel drive enthusiasts since the 1980s.
Allegiance Coal Ltd., the parent company of New Elk Coal Company in Weston, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, according to court record filed in the District of Delaware. The publicly traded company, which bought NECC in 2020 to revitalize the coking coal mine, filed the voluntary petition in late-February.