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A ranch owner near Coal Creek said on May 8th she lost 15 cows after a sudden illness, and she contacted the vet as her animals showed signs of sulfate poisoning.

Fremont County emergency management took water samples from her property and the investigation continues — leaving her desperate for answers.

Whataburger will open its first Pueblo location tomorrow at 11 a.m. at 2850 West Pueblo Boulevard with a double drive-thru, spacious dining room, and digital menu boards; the restaurant will offer gift baskets to the first drive-thru guest, the first inside guest + 100 additional customers while featuring a custom interior mural and employing 85 local team members.

The Rocky Mountain Field Institute— a nonprofit in Colorado Springs— offers volunteer work days for public land stewardship under $40 and coordinates 60 to 80 events a year while planning a membership program that features hiking, a speaker series and local discounts.

The City of Pueblo changed the roundabout at City Park when parts were closed on May 21 for new signage and striping updates.

The changes now direct drivers to yield before entering the circle—temporary signs will be removed on June 4—ensuring consistency with other roundabouts.

Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill on May 19 in Pueblo that bans firearm possession for those convicted of first-degree auto theft—convicted individuals may legally own guns again 10 years after their charges.

The City of Pueblo is hosting the free Team Up to Clean Up event on May 31 from 8:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. for residents to drop off large household items and yard debris at CSU Pueblo at 2001 Rawlings Blvd and the State Fairgrounds at 1001 Beulah Ave — a separate green waste drop-off site is at Pueblo RecycleWorks on 1595 Stockyard Rd.

Health officials said an out-of-state traveler with confirmed measles stayed at the Holiday Inn Express on Dillon Drive in Pueblo from 10 p.m. to midnight on May 9 and in the breakfast area from 9:15 a.m. to noon on May 10.

People who visited the hotel during those times and later develop symptoms such as fever, cough, or a rash should call a health provider immediately—measles symptoms typically appear seven to twenty-one days after exposure—.

Mosaic Coaster Workshop

2-4 p.m. — Grumpy's Cafe — $40 — Create colorful mosaic coasters while enjoying a casual afternoon with friends.

Cody Cozz with Christian Jaquez Opening

6-9 p.m. — The Abriendo Inn — Tickets starting at $0.38 — Experience an unforgettable evening with Nashville recording artist Cody Cozz and local talent Christian Jaquez.

Colorado Reptile Show

10 AM – 4 PM — Pueblo Convention Center — VIP & General Admission Tickets available at the door — Explore thousands of reptiles and supplies while engaging with local businesses.

Awakening Events: Christian Music Concert

5-9 p.m. — Pueblo Memorial Hall — Check for ticket prices — Experience uplifting performances at this community-centered Christian music event.

Second Street Dance Company Annual Recital

7-10 p.m. — Pueblo Memorial Hall — $22 to $30 — Experience the magic of cinema brought to life through captivating dance performances.

Managing the Home Inspection

12-3 p.m. — Capstone Title — Free — Gain essential insights into home inspections while enjoying a complimentary lunch.

Muchachas Inteligentes Golf Tournament

Support scholarships for young Latina Women in higher education.

Muchachas Inteligentes Golf Tournament

Support scholarships for young Latina Women in higher education.

Go Skateboarding Day Pueblo

10 AM – 3 PM — El Centro Del Quinto Sol — Free entry — Celebrate skateboarding with contests, giveaways, and community vibes in Pueblo.