Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 24th of September.
Good morning, Pueblo.
The F-14 fighter plane arrived at Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum yesterday (Sept.
23) from Pensacola, echoing its Top Gun legacy. In Colorado Springs, the league will unveil Colorado's new UFL team name, colors, logos and brand identity at Weidner Field on Oct. 25 as discussed by Cameron Dean and Anchors.
On Wednesday, Sept. 23, Target’s Pueblo Regional Distribution Center celebrated its 40th anniversary with employees and families.
The center employs over 870 workers, supplies 60 stores, and is renovating meeting spaces and upgrading systems to boost efficiency.
Chieftain Video explores Pueblo's iconic film history by highlighting movies like National Lampoon's (Vacation) and Crazy Heart.
The review offers a local look at films that have shaped our cultural legacy.
The iconic Orman Mansion in Pueblo offers a visual journey through its rich past and famous residents, featuring archival images from the Pueblo Chieftain.
The F-14, made famous by Top Gun, landed at the Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum yesterday at 8:00 a.m. after a two-week journey from Pensacola (Florida).
Enrollment at Pueblo Community College jumped 18% in fall 2026 compared to September 2025 as strong interest in trades programs led to an expansion of automotive & welding classes.
The college purchased a building on E. Spaulding Ave & will add new bachelor's degrees by 2027.
The Nature & Wildlife Discovery Center will host a benefit dinner 'Land & Legacy: Rising from the Ashes' at Pueblo Union Depot Friday, Sept.
25. The 500-person event will serve a three-course meal at 6 p.m. (donations are welcome) to support recovery efforts at Pueblo Mountain Park.
Nicolet Law’s report shows jaywalking remains illegal statewide and is linked to nearly 60 pedestrian deaths yearly over a five‐year span, while enforcement varies across cities; Pueblo pedestrians must use marked crosswalks since crossing mid‐road can result in a Class B ticket with fines up to $100.
John Malone, a longtime cable and telecom executive, owned 270,000 acres in Colorado as of Sept.
23 and became the state’s largest landholder; his conservation efforts kept vast areas undeveloped (including a stretch along I-25).
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