Good morning, Pueblo.

Parents of a 20-year-old man killed in 2015 have formed a support group for Pueblo families coping with loss.

The group meets monthly at El Movimiento Sigue from 6-8 p.m. and offers speakers, group sharing and guidance on court prep.

After 13-year service, Education reEnvisioned BOCES will dissolve following a Monday board vote by District 49.

The group, which launched Colorado’s first public Christian school and online programs, will wind down over the school year while the status of its homeschool enrichment programs remains uncertain.

Pueblo County shifted to stage one fire restrictions at 5 p.m. Thursday after stage two had been in effect since late July due to the Aspen Acres Fire.

The restrictions prohibit open burning, fireworks sales, and outdoor smoking in flammable areas—violations can lead to fines or court appearances.

A judge ruled that District 70 violated the Open Meetings Law and invalidated the appointment and Riverstone MOU, prompting calls for Bennett's resignation from community members.

Pueblo City Council will review an $885,000 request for funding to upgrade the Leonardo da Vinci Museum on Monday (Aug.

24) to include a new cafe, improved signage, and extra space for STEAM programming. Supporters say the investment will boost tourism and downtown growth while opponents ask for further review.

Today, a new Colorado law takes effect to speed up licensing for out-of-state teachers.

State officials say the change is expected to help local schools fill vacancies faster.

Colorado recorded 118 salmonella cases linked to jalapeños since June 19.

Coast Citrus Distributors recalled produce available in restaurants & grocery stores after contamination traced to jalapeños grown in Sinaloa, Mexico.

A local health expert discussed stroke prevention and early warning signs in an interview published Aug.

20. The interview outlined recommended lifestyle changes and quick action for residents to reduce stroke risks.

Pueblo's housing market slowed in July as sales fell and listings dropped, yet a national survey ranked the city eighth among the most envied spots for first homes.

Meanwhile, the Trails & Open Space Coalition moved to a new westside location after being forced out by budget cuts.

Palmer Ridge football started the season at 1-0 by defeating Pueblo East in week 0 on Thursday, Aug.

20. The win extends the Bears' eight-season streak.