Good morning, Pueblo.

The USAF Thunderbirds are preparing for the Pueblo Wings of Pride air show as they plan to showcase exciting aerial maneuvers over Pueblo — organizers expect the event to draw local families.

More details on the schedule and safety protocols will be shared soon.

Xcel Energy agreed on Wednesday to pay $640 million in settlements over claims that its power lines helped cause part of the Marshall Fire — the payment comes from its insurance coverage while the company denies any fault.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is monitoring a deer seen in Gleneagle with red material caught in its antlers since Sept.

23, and the animal is not in immediate danger. CPW advises homeowners to securely attach decorations such as Halloween lights and netting to keep wildlife safe and to call (719) 227-5200 if they spot the deer.

Kids Crossing in Colorado Springs urges caregivers to take advantage of the new Kinship Foster Care Homes law—streamlining the process to quickly place children with family, as the county reported 329 children in kinship care on September 12; Lenita Zubrin said her great-grandson James received a safer family care option after suffering a brain injury.

Colleen Grahek Clark, co-host of Pueblo Matters on KOYCRadio, is running for an at-large seat on Pueblo City Council and is one of seven candidates on the November ballot.

Her grassroots campaign will focus on local issues like vandalism, small business ordinances, police technology, youth recreation, homelessness and blighted housing — and she believes solving these concerns is a human issue.

The US Forest Service announced that online permits for firewood will be available from Wednesday and valid until December 31 as buyers pay $10 per cord for a minimum of three cords—traditional permits remain available at local offices.

The agency also said online permits for Pikes Peak National Forest will soon be offered.

The Pueblo Bulls will host their home opener tomorrow against the Casper Warbirds—after winning their opening road game last Friday—and will play every weekend until April.

The team aims to continue their three-year streak of home opener wins.

Steel City Supershow

11 PM — Southwest Motors Event Center — $30.50 — Get ready for an unforgettable night of music featuring Roy Rumble and special guests.

Adams State Grizzlies vs CSU Pueblo Thunderwolves Football

2:00 – 3:30 PM — Neta and Eddie DeRose Thunderbowl Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Watch an exciting college football matchup live from Pueblo.

Mike Pinto Live Performance

8 p.m. – 2 a.m. — Brues Alehouse Brewing Co. — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a SoCal reggae-infused musical experience with Mike Pinto in a local setting.

Gareth Pearson Live Performance

7:30-11 p.m. — Blo Back Gallery — Ticket options available — Experience the explosive fingerstyle and innovative arrangements of 'The Welsh Tornado'.

The Addams Family Musical

7:30-9 p.m. — Pueblo Memorial Hall — $75 to $112 — Experience the quirky charm of the Addams Family in this delightful musical comedy.

Humane Society Spay & Neuter Clinic & Pet Fest

9 a.m. — Southwest Motors Event Center — Low-cost vaccinations and spay/neuter services — Attend the first-ever Pet Fest to help reduce pet overpopulation.

Grassroots Gravel Bike Ride

9-10 a.m. — Pueblo Transit Bus Stop — $65-$155 — Experience legendary routes with fantastic folks in a welcoming bike ride for everyone.

Rita J Martinez Youth Conference 2025

9 a.m. - 4 p.m. — Occhiato Student Center — Free entry — Experience a day of inspiration, learning, and connection with fellow youth.

Kip Moore Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — Pueblo Memorial Hall — $47.50 to $243 — Country star Kip Moore brings his Solitary Tracks Fall Tour featuring hits and new music to Pueblo.

Killer Queen Tribute Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Pueblo Memorial Hall — $46 to $67 — Experience the iconic sounds of Queen through one of the world's best tribute bands.