At the Pueblo Star Journal, we believe that democracy works best when the people are heard. Our Pueblo Watch column serves as ...

For more than three decades, Trees Please has been a quiet but steady force in Pueblo. Founded in 1989 by longtime advocates Jean Eskra and Jean Latka, ...

To head east on U.S. 50 is to enter a verdant realm of lush fields and towering trees. It’s a greenbelt that meanders along the length of the lower Arkansas River from the city’s eastern edge to Rocky ...

Pueblo has a rich western history. Nomadic Indian tribes in the 18th and 19th centuries chose the confluence of the Arkansas and Fountain Creek for winter camps. Trappers and traders founded trading ...

The mystery over who authorized the destruction of six beloved murals at Central Plaza has taken a dramatic turn. City documents, assessor records, and newly uncovered legal facts show that the City ...