Trinidad City Hall, which has had a tumultuous 113-year history, including flooding and double arson in the 1980s, could become a city landmark if city council approves the nomination. City council moved the nomination one step forward Tuesday, Jan.
The total sports betting handle in Colorado increased 4.9% in November to $552.6 million, according to state data released on Wednesday. November’s total was also 16.2% higher than November 2021, the Colorado Division of Gaming said.
Roughly 35,000 people signed up for a Colorado Option health insurance plan in the program’s first year, Gov. Jared Polis announced during his State of the State speech.
Trinidad liquor license applicants will see increased application fees if Trinidad City Council approves the additional costs after a February public hearing. Trinidad City Council set a public hearing for Tuesday, Feb.
Gas prices won’t be as volatile in 2023 as they were in 2022, but motorists can likely expect high gas prices this year, according to an analysis by GasBuddy. GasBuddy released its 2023 forecast and projected that gas prices would average $3.49 a gallon.
You’ve bought a new home in the next chapter of your life. Fingers crossed that your home remains safe, protected, and that none of your possessions disappear in the middle of the night (outside of sock bandits near the dryer).
A Colorado physician was convicted for misappropriating around $250,000 from two federal COVID-19 relief programs. A federal jury convicted Dr.
A fire struck an office in downtown Trinidad Thursday, and all occupants evacuated the building safely, police said. The structure fire, at 165 E.
Bumpety bumpety, no more, after Trinidad City Council approved a $4.5 million bid for improvements to First Street. Trinidad City Council awarded the bid, totaling $4,502,419.78, to RMS Utilities Inc., an Alamosa-based contractor that has previously conducted work for the city.
A project seeking to repurpose an old, dilapidated school building in downtown Trinidad received support from Trinidad City Council this month, when council approved funding through the city’s housing incentives program.