A new analysis shows Coloradans have reported 1,077 job scams with average losses of $5,733, making them the second most likely in the nation to fall for employment scams.
The Colorado Attorney General’s Office advises residents to research job opportunities and request written details before applying.
At Franklin School of Innovation, students explored local foods by preparing an after-school snack with chef Patrick Reitmayer as part of Farm to School Month, a statewide initiative that promotes healthy eating through hands-on cooking and agricultural lessons.
Time magazine honored two Colorado companies on Oct.
21 for innovations in accessibility and sustainability. Hapware’s AI system turns nonverbal cues into haptic feedback and Living Ink Technologies developed a carbon-negative pigment from algae built on local research.
Adults 50 and older can now get Moderna’s mFlusiva, a new mRNA flu vaccine at select King Soopers pharmacies as flu cases rise.
Pharmacies offer grocery discounts & advise patients to check insurance coverage as supply may be limited.
Colorado Free Application Days is underway, allowing free college applications at 31 public colleges and many private institutions from Tuesday through Thursday.
Gov. Polis urged eligible Coloradans to apply during this fee-waiver event—designed to remove financial barriers to higher education.
Pueblo Police Department stated it is not sponsoring the Hide and Seek from the Police event (Oct.
31) after flyers circulated online and urged residents to verify details through official city channels.
A new day treatment program is bringing mental health services and education back for students from D60 and D70.
The Shiloh Academy facility (1000 Minnequa Avenue) will soon support those who struggled in traditional classrooms.
A recent analysis by Consumer Affairs highlights the hottest ZIP codes for home sales in Colorado, with Pueblo's 81004 offering a balanced market.
Data shows the area has a 5.8-month supply and 63 median days on market (14.1% sold above list price).
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