Good morning, Pueblo.

Joey Livingston with CPW shared bear and water safety tips during this week’s Wild Wednesday, and over 100 community members rallied outside D11 headquarters on Wednesday to demand transparency about teacher Dr. Angelica Givler-Viers’ pending return and a file access investigation.

Kennedy Pugh, a Pueblo artist known for preserving folk traditions, received a $3,000 grant on Sept.

24 to fund his performance project Mirror Image — which blends spoken word, jazz, blues and gospel to honor local heritage.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has proposed new water temperature standards for the Arkansas River below Pueblo Dam that would apply from July through December to protect the trout fishery while allowing the Pueblo State Fish Hatchery to operate.

The Becky Baker Survivor's Resource Center has secured a new location (4039 Club Manor Drive) to continue serving breast cancer patients and families at no cost in Pueblo.

The center now draws clients from Albuquerque to Fort Collins while benefiting from a 20% lower rental cost than its previous mall space.

A Southern Colorado woman performed CPR on her husband when he suffered a medical emergency on Thursday, Sept.

24 — saving his life.

Joanna Fix, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in her early 40s and is now 58, leads a local VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars) support group to share practical tips and hope with veterans and families.

She encourages community members to seek early diagnosis and better manage daily challenges.

A living donor shared his experience about kidney donation during a pre-event interview for the Kidney Walk, which will take place Sunday, Sept.

27 in Pueblo — the event aims to boost local awareness and education on organ donation.

Local high school football players have been outfitted with top-of-the-line gear through Bronco’s All In All Covered program (a protective initiative) to boost safety for upcoming games.

The equipment will support their performance during the season.