Good morning, Pueblo.

A rally in Pueblo raised awareness about gun violence on Monday near (Liberty Park).

Organizers said the event united local community members through discussion and efforts to promote safety.

Victory Outreach Pueblo is planning its annual Code Red event to support women struggling with addiction, prostitution and homelessness by offering food, clothing and recovery resources.

The church is considering venues (possibly the El Centro Del Quinto Sol Community Center) and will update details online.

A baby bison was born yesterday at the Pueblo Zoo, drawing local families to see the new attraction while zoo staff ensure the newborn receives careful attention.

The 35th annual Colorado Governor's Art Show and Sale features 65 artists including Pueblo-based Western artist Kim Mackey and runs at the Loveland Museum until June 6, with in-person and online sales available; admission is $7 for locals + $10 for nonresidents.

Pueblo's 56th annual Cinco de Mayo celebration will be held at Plaza Verde Park in 2026 after many years at Ray Aguilera Park.

Experts report that diesel prices are nearing record highs in Colorado, with global uncertainty + strong demand set to drive up costs for groceries and goods over the coming months, a trend that may soon affect local businesses and consumers in Pueblo.

Statewide businesses are offering free meals and discounts for Teacher Appreciation Week.

Educators who show valid ID can enjoy deals—at restaurants like Chipotle and First Watch and at outlets like Michaels through early May.

Lake Dorothy State Wildlife Area will reopen on Friday for licensed hunters and anglers after the Schwachheim Fire was contained.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is contacting about 50 turkey hunters with impacted licenses to offer a refund or restore their preference points while beginning planned restoration work on site.

Town of Boone officials and the Edison Fire Protection District announced a partnership to boost fire protection and emergency services in Boone — the new agreement designates the local station as the hub after the volunteer fire department closed in 2020.

An open house will introduce the service on May 16.

The Pueblo Zoo (managed by the Pueblo Zoological Society since 1991) announced Monday that it would propose a 0.167% retail sales tax on the November ballot to help cover rising costs and reduced funding in Pueblo; the tax would last five years and support daily animal care.

Pueblo Transit launched its free Ride Pueblo app Monday to let riders track bus locations and check schedules.

The app (available on Google Play and the App Store) was developed after the agency received 70 calls a day for bus information.

Comedy Night at The Clink Lounge

7-8:30 p.m. — The Clink — $15 Online, $20 Door — Enjoy an evening of laughs with four emerging comedians showcasing their unique styles.

Crazy - A Tribute to Patsy Cline

7-10 p.m. — Pueblo Memorial Hall — Tickets available — Experience timeless Patsy Cline classics in a heartfelt tribute performance.

Pueblo Evening Business Mingle

5-7 p.m. — 3 Margaritas Pueblo — Free entry — Network with local entrepreneurs while enjoying delicious food in a laid-back atmosphere.

Amarillo Warbirds vs. Pueblo Punishers

6:30-9:30 p.m. — Southwest Motors Event Center — Kids under 2 free — Experience the excitement of arena football as the Pueblo Punishers take on the Amarillo Warbirds in an action-packed home game.