The Chronicle-News cannot issue a full crime report for this week because the Trinidad Police Department failed to respond to multiple requests for records before press deadline. The Las Animas County Sheriff’s Office responded to or initiated some 136 incidents between Thursday, Sept.
A New Mexico county commissioner has been removed from office and barred from holding public office for his role in the 2021 U.S. Capitol attack.
A jury trial has been set for a Texas man accused of a 2021 shooting in Angel Fire, New Mexico, that led to the death of another Texas man. Kenneth Ray Starnes (61), of Waxahatchie, Texas, is accused of the December 2021 murder of Ernest Everett Starnes III and the shooting of Jennifer Buckhannon, both of Red Oaks, Texas, according to Taos News.
On Monday of this week I preached the funeral for Barbara, my wife’s sister. She was 79.
Trinidad will not be joining the state-run family leave program created in 2021 through Proposition 118 after Trinidad City Council voted to opt-out of full participation of the program. Trinidad City Council voted 7-0 to decline full participation in the program after hearing that city employees did not express interest.
Tarantula mating season is underway in southeast Colorado and there are just a couple weeks to try and find male tarantulas out looking for mates. The phenomenon is mistakenly called the “tarantula migration,” but is less a migration and more of an eight-legged dating search for male tarantulas eight to 10 years old.
On Friday Sept. 16, at about 1:45 p.m.
Colorado’s unemployment rate ticked up to 3.4% in August, according to new state data released on Friday, Sept. 16.
The University of Colorado Denver will use about $7 million in federal grants over the next five years to expand a teacher preparation model to rural communities across the state. The federal government has touted the effort as an emerging program getting results in addressing the country’s teacher shortage.
Colorado Secretary of State DENVER — Coloradans will have the opportunity to cast their vote on 11 statewide ballot measures in the 2022 General Election, including five measures referred to the ballot by the Colorado legislature and six voter-initiated propositions. “Elections enable voters to make their voices heard on important issues that matter to their families and communities,” said Secretary Griswold.