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Until 2 p.m. Saturday, Pueblo County health officials are widening the availability of the H1N1 flu vaccine.

More than 300 jobs are on the way to Pueblo as a long time call center expands. Convergys has announced they'll hire close to 200 full time employees and more than 100 part time workers beginning now.

Norfolk police have arrested a man suspected of a beating death in Colorado. Jayson Oslund was being held Thursday in the Madison County jail awaiting extradition to Pueblo, Colo., on a first-degree murder charge.

A man wanted in Pueblo for murder has been arrested in Nebraska. The Norfolk Nebraska Police Department arrested 28-year-old Jayson Oslund Wednesday.

More than 100 trees have died or are stressed along Highway 82 at the entrance to Aspen.

Tobacco deaths rarely make headlines, but the World Health Organization says tobacco smoke kills one person every six seconds.

The Pueblo County City-County Health Department has announced the H1N1 flu clinic will open for its first day tomorrow, Thursday, October 22.

The three people running for homecoming queen at CSU-Pueblo are a gay male student, a 60-year-old woman and a female sophomore who looks like a more traditional candidate.

Pope Benedict XVI has accepted the resignation of Bishop Arthur N. Tafoya, 76, and has named a new bishop for the Diocese of Pueblo, Colo.

The Pueblo County Sheriffa s Office is looking for a man wanted on several outstanding warrants.

Colorado State Patrol is investigating a two-vehicle head-on crash that happened 11 miles west of Pueblo on Highway 50.

By Catholic News Service WASHINGTON - Pope Benedict XVI has named new bishops for the Diocese of Duluth, Minn., and the Diocese of Pueblo, Colo., and has appointed an auxiliary bishop for the Diocese of Providence, R.I. He also accepted the resignation of Pueblo Bishop Arthur N. Tafoya, 76.

A parish priest in Miami has been selected as the next bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Pueblo, Colo.

Two families in Pueblo are grieving after losing loved ones to the H1N1 Flu. Both were young adults, and both suffered complications that developed after coming down with the Swine Flu virus.

A new effort to control crime in Pueblo could leave you without a car for six months if you allow your vehicle to be used in a crime.

The Pueblo City-County Health Department set up a Public Health Flu Hotline to run through the flu season.

Pueblo Sheriff Kirk M. Taylor announced today that 47-year-old Robert Howard Bruce has been arrested on the following charges: Three counts of Criminal Attempt to commit First Degree Murder 18-2-101 Intimidation of a witness CRS 18-8-704 Possession of an incendiary device 18-12-109 Third Degree Criminal Trespass 18-4-504 Police say Bruce is accused ...

The Pueblo County Health Department has announced the first death because of Swine Flu in Pueblo.

Robert Bruce, 57, was official served with an arrest warrant Friday at the Pueblo County Detention Center for the attempted murder of Pueblo police officer Nathan Pruce and his family.

A new hotline that answers your questions about the flu is available in Pueblo. It's open weekdays from 10 am until 4 pm.

The Pueblo County Sheriff's Department is investigating a suspicious circumstance found in Pueblo West outside the home of a law enforcement officer.

A man suspected of trying to blow up a Pueblo police officer's home was in jail Wednesday, following an extensive manhunt across the city.

Authorities say a Pueblo man who may have planted a makeshift bomb outside a Pueblo Police Officer's house, is under arrest.

A Pueblo police officer, his wife and child were the targets of an apparent murder attempt today in Pueblo, investigators said this afternoon.

Thursday, October 01, 2009 at 2:01 p.m. PUEBLO, COLO. -- Pueblo Police Department detectives Thursday arrested 18 year-old Lorenzo Oscar Gonzalez in connection with the murder of 18 year-old Carlos Romero.A Romero was shot as he and five of his friends partied inside a garage at 1638 E. 5th St.

Sergio Taylor killed himself Sept. 10 at the Colorado Mental Health Institute in Pueblo.

Money set aside for tire recycling projects is being put into the state's general fund to combat a budget shortfall.

The states poverty rate is on the rise, especially among children. And according to new figures the Steel City is leading the way.