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Palmer Lake Buc-ee’s moving forward with a townwide vote, rezoning hearing moved to next year
If voters choose to annex the land where the Buc-ee’s will be, leaders will still have to vote to rezone the land before it can be built.
Do you know where your well water comes from? A look into aquifers in Southern Colorado
This story is a part of Understanding Southern Colorado’s Groundwater, an occasional series from KRCC about groundwater resources. Read more stories here.
Aquifers: The groundwater in Colorado’s wells and how it gets there
This story is a part of Understanding Southern Colorado’s Groundwater, an occasional series from KRCC about groundwater resources. Read more stories here.
Pueblo ends economic development services contract with PEDCO after more than four decades
The canceled contract with the city provides some funding to help market the City of Pueblo to prospects from outside the area, as well as to help cover some expenses of the building that houses the organization.
Six bodies identified in Pueblo’s Davis Mortuary scandal; officials continue to ask for patience
“Please be patient with us. I have basically my entire office working on this, and we will try to get it done as quickly as we can,” the assistant director at the CBI said.
New fire stations serve growing populations on the north side of both Pueblo and Colorado Springs
Officials say these facilities will help improve response times.
El Paso County coroner warns of the comeback of a powerful opioid
Carfentanil was originally developed as a large animal tranquilizer, according to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration. It’s 100 times stronger than fentanyl, and 10,000 times stronger than morphine.
Gov. Polis recognizes Walsenburg Mercantile for preservation of historic building
The Southern Colorado building was constructed in 1904 and originally served as a warehouse.
Colorado colleges serving students of color will lose millions from Trump cuts
Colorado universities enrolling the highest percentages of students of color will lose millions of dollars after a recent decision by the Trump administration.
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