The Colorado Bureau of Investigation announced Tuesday, Oct. 7, that former Aguilar town official Tyra Marie Avila, 47, faced multiple felony charges following an investigation that allegedly uncovered the former town clerk had misused public funds and more.
While giving her report during the City’s regular meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 16, City Manager Tara Marshall explained that the recent power outage in Trinidad was caused by a raccoon that “jumped” on a main circuit breaker.
T’Naus Nieto The Chronicle-News Brian Cotter, the elected Pueblo County Coroner since 2015, made statewide headlines Thursday, Aug. 21, following a mandatory inspection from state officials (on Aug. 20), who…
During its regular meeting back on Aug.5, the Las Animas County Board of County Commissioners discussed the list of potential state legislation Colorado Counties Inc. would vote to approve by October of this year.
During its “unfinished business” portion of the City of Trinidad’s regular meeting on Aug. 5, city officials unanimously voted to rescind the approval of the Trinidad School District No. 1’s GOCO (Great Outdoors Colorado) grant submission on its behalf, following GOCO’s regional manager’s disapproval of the application draft.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic and the lack of Medicaid reimbursement in low-income areas, rural healthcare services have faced reductions in services, with some even facing closures. For instance, Rocky Mountain Eye Center’s Trinidad location shut its doors in July 2024, with other clinics fighting to avoid a similar fate.
SOCO Chile Co. in Aguilar prides itself on providing premium, authentic Chile powders steeped in southwestern heritage, showcasing red and green Hatch Chile powder collections.
Over the Fourth of July weekend, multiple people took to social media to share their suspicions that the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement, better known as ICE, had a presence here in Trinidad.
Luis Lopez II, treasurer for Front Range Passenger Rail District and former Las Animas County commissioner, took to the Court House Tuesday, June 17, to give his former contemporaries an update on the FRPR, which included future plans, district thought processes and support for a trains stop in Trinidad and the possibility of a tax initiative ballot measure to support rail funding, which he predicted could be in five years.
On Monday, June 16, the Colorado Community Health Network announced that Representative for House District 47, Ty Winter, would receive its 2025 Community Health Center Champion award for his sponsorship of HB25-1288 and support for the amendment to the Long Bill to invest in the Primary Care Fund, which advocates say would support acquisition of funding for community health centers.