
Pueblo Honors Veterans in 25th Annual Parade
Pueblo's Veterans Day Parade drew crowds down Union Avenue, with 102-year-old World War II veteran Luther Williams leading as honorary grand marshal.

Pueblo's Veterans Day Parade drew crowds down Union Avenue, with 102-year-old World War II veteran Luther Williams leading as honorary grand marshal.
In Pueblo, Colorado's Home of Heroes, coverage here follows city government, Pueblo County, local school districts, business and public safety. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the city and surrounding communities.
Live Poll
Would you vote yes on new local sales taxes for fire and public safety in your area?
Pueblo ballot measures in 2026 cover sales taxes for fire, zoo and rail, library funding, and special district authority.

Department officials confirmed they are not organizing a citywide hide and seek game scheduled for Halloween.
Live Poll
Should dental boards publicly disclose when a local dentist violates infection control standards?
Dr. Olga Jasina faces a 12-month probation after failing to meet infection control standards at her office.

The Thunderwolves beat Black Hills State 38-31 despite a late Yellow Jackets scoring run and three turnovers.

Live Poll
Do you think downtown revitalization projects like this are worth local investment?
The Greater Pueblo Chamber of Commerce installed 30 custom lighting poles across three blocks of Historic Union Avenue in Pueblo.

Coverage on this page takes in city council decisions, the Pueblo County courts and Pueblo School District 60 and Pueblo County School District 70 alongside the steel, healthcare and agricultural employers that anchor the local economy. From Belmont and University Park to Aberdeen, Bessemer and Regency, neighborhood coverage extends into El Paso County, Fremont County, Crowley County and Otero County where stories cross the line. The steel industry's legacy shapes industrial zoning, environmental permitting and workforce development debates in ways that distinguish Pueblo's coverage from most Colorado cities. Infrastructure investment, school district resources and economic development are the recurring subjects in city and county reporting.