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Legal fireworks sales begin in Pueblo on June 27 and include fountains, ground spinners, smoke bombs and sparklers.

The Reading Pays program will award $100 each to participants who complete the program, ending Aug. 31.

Four veterans share their stories of starting businesses in Pueblo where 9.3% of businesses are veteran-owned, compared to just 5.7% nationally.

The Pagano familys first sit down Pass Key eatery closed Tuesday after 53 years serving Italian sausage "specials."

Whether you are looking for a Saturday brunch or an Easter brunch, Pueblo has several locations to enjoy a leisurely mid-morning weekend meal.

This year, with the coronavirus pandemic, many say the expectation is that it may be a miss. Some restaurants will be open on Christmas Eve and closed Christmas Day, including 1129 Spirits and Eatery, Pass Key, Graham’s Grill and Angelo’s Pizza Parlor. Others — Papa Jose’s Union Café and Shamrock Brewing Co. —  will be closed until January. Michael Madrid has worked for the Pass Key on Abriendo Avenue for 11 years, noting that two of the restaurants busiest days are the day after ...

Campaign, hes really drawing the line between the trump campaign and russia. >> paragraph 12 was the point where it talked about a senior trump campaign official directed by someone else. the question being, was that person someone even more senior? >> or the candidate or someone with authority to speak for the candidate, as for example, a family member might be. >> there is an interesting take, jack, and i wonder what you think. its an op-ed in "the times" by julian sanchez, an intelligence exp...

With staff after saturdays alleged incident at the hotel, investigators began piecing together a timeline of what happened. the maid who was allegedly assaulted by strass-kahn wasnt the only one who apparently thought the hotel room was empty before the alleged sex attack occurred. a room service attendant entered the suite a short time before that. that maid arrived. also did not think anyone was in the suite. they attended -- used a pass key to let himself in to retrieve some room service item...

this hour, concerns that there are potential targets at risk by cutting homeland security funds. im wolf blitzer and youre in "the situation room." we begin with deadly new clashes today in syria as security forces try to break up anti-government protests in a number of cities. human rights activists say that at least 34 people were killed. they say to end the crackdown or get out of the way. here is arwa damon. >> reporter: wolf, when we see the images coming out of syria, the path th...