Pueblo News

Authorities in rafts are searching the Arkansas River in Pueblo for a 31-year-old man missing for nearly two days.

More Southern Coloradans are doing stay-cations this year--staying home as they cope with high energy and food costs.

Colorado State University-Pueblo officials say the final numbers aren't in yet, but it appears that the school will have a record number of freshmen this fall.

There is such a thing as an unwelcome vacation. Just ask anyone associated with the Beulah Outdoor Arts and Crafts Show.

Many of Pueblo's service providers have added a fuel surcharge to their bill to cover higher gas prices.

The coroner's office confirmed Wednesday that the body found in the Arkansas River early Tuesday was that of Ryan Baker.

Former agriculture, 4-H and gardening guru Frank Sobolik says selling real estate right now isn't as bad as you'd imagine.

The cake like texture and creamy, sweet icing of Italian lady finger cookies are enough to draw thousands of fans each summer to the Saint Joseph Festival in the Pueblo Mesa.

The new lottery chief wants leadership at every level and he doesn't say anything about giving smaller prizes so quite a few different people can win.

CHIEFTAIN PHOTO/CHRIS McLEAN Pueblo Fire Inspector Woody Percival explains how a body was found in the Arkansas River along the opposite bank from which he is standing Tuesday morning.

The Pueblo City Council appears ready to consider an ordinance that would allow police to impound cars suspected of being used in drive-by crimes and charge the owners for the impound fees.

CHIEFTAIN PHOTOS/ERIN SMITH Rocky Mountain penstemon and Indian paintbrush bloom near Coal Creek.

CHIEFTAIN FILE PHOTO Susan Jones sits at her computer in her office at Jones Tones paint company.

In an effort to combat the on-going problem of sexually transmitted diseases, there's a free testing clinic in Pueblo.

'Hornos' is the name of the Pueblo outdoor ovens where the wonderful breads are baked.

Volunteers scoured Pueblo's neighborhoods Saturday in search of voters. Pueblo's Barack Obama campaign office sent 16 volunteers in pairs into neighborhoods throughout the city to get people to sign up to vote, ...

Thank you, Marvin Read , for your insight and peaceful example. I'm glad that intolerance from some didn't compromise your messages.

CHIEFTAIN PHOTO/MIKE SWEENEY John Blauwkamp of Habitat for Humanity secures lathing to the home of Margaret Borrego and her brother, LeRoy Borrego, in the 1500 block of Fir Street.

West Nile virus emerged in 1999 in North America, presenting a threat to public and animal health.

The town of Digalittledeeper is in the midst of a real soap opera. The local villain is controlling the laundry industry, but apparently the dastardly fellow can't find the time to utilize his own service.