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Local organizations have given children with disabilities their first chance to ride on adaptive bikes through AMR's Safety Jam program.

Twelve-year-old Noah enjoys more independence on his customized bike, and organizers plan to expand the giveaway next year.

The Pikes Peak trail project received a $2.5 million funding boost that launches a four-year initiative to improve trail access in the region.

Officials said the project will boost outdoor recreation and community connectivity in the area.

In Colorado, the hands-free cellphone law now imposes a $75 fine for drivers using phones behind the wheel, with state patrol data showing 935 citations in 2025.

Some drivers, mainly younger ones, remain unaware of the rule even as enforcement increases.

A new OSU survey shows only 1 in 5 people know midwives do annual exams beyond birth support, a fact that matters as Pueblo faces OBGYN shortages; Dr. Norma Nehren of Pueblo Community Health Center said midwives work with doctors (for complex cases) to keep women healthy.

4th Annual Salute to Heroes

4-8 p.m. — Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum — Free entry — Honor the brave individuals dedicated to protecting our freedom and safety through their courageous sacrifices.

Pueblo Evening Business Mingle

5-7 p.m. — 3 Margaritas Pueblo — Free entry — Connect with local entrepreneurs and enjoy a laid-back networking atmosphere over delicious food.