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June 25, 2024
Violently beat his newborn baby sister to death. It happened after 62year old Kathleen Steele locked her three children inside of a hot van for nearly 40 minutes. Ashley yore is live in front of the jail where steele will appear later today. Ashley . Reporter james, she will be making her first appearance on video later today. This is steele. She is facing an aggravated manslaughter charge. The details of what happened to her 13dayold daughter are disturbing. The Pinellas County sheriff says ste...
August 31, 2023
Here are 19 things to do in Pueblo to kick off September, from art shows and a Denver Broncos watch party to concerts and zoo events
August 31, 2023
Here are 19 things to do in Pueblo to kick off September, from art shows and a Denver Broncos watch party to concerts and zoo events
January 9, 2023
Local artist Eric McCue shares plans for the incoming sculpture park along the Arkansas River Levee.
September 12, 2022
Judy Higley-Zuehlke is in prison serving a sentence of 26 to 55 years after being convicted of second-degree murder and other charges.
June 7, 2022
Judy Higley-Zuehlke was convicted of second-degree murder in 2014.
July 17, 2021
Youth organization creating recycled artistic bike racks that will be placed around Pueblo Members of the Impact Youth Initiative are in the design phases of creating recycled artistic bike racks. and last updated 2021-07-16 21:55:10-04 PUEBLO â Young people in Pueblo want to leave their artistic mark on the community. Members of the Impact Youth Initiative are in the design phases of creating recycled artistic bike racks. The racks will be made from used bicycles and metal scrap and wil...
May 28, 2021
The Pueblo West Womens League unveiled its new sculpture dedicated to first responders.
March 15, 2021
The Pueblo West Women’s League, a service organization that supports Pueblo West’s various community efforts, recently donated a sculpture to the community that is meant to honor the community’s first responders. The sculpture, coined ‘Every Day Responders’ is the seventh piece of artwork that the league has donated to the community as a part of the Let’s stART campaign that league president, Barb Murfit started in 2011. Murfit said the first six pieces are representative of plants ...