The Pueblo Chieftain

3 days ago | chieftain.com | Zach Hillstrom

Three Pueblo County School District 70 schools closed on April 21 due to an alleged swatting incident. The Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office and FBI investigated threats made across multiple platforms but found no credible evidence of validity. The threat originated out of state but initially appeared to come from a Pueblo D70 student, who investigators cleared of involvement. The affected schools, deemed safe after searches, will resume normal operations on April 22.

3 days ago | chieftain.com | Zach Hillstrom

Three Pueblo County School District 70 schools are closed April 21 after a student allegedly made threats, sparking an investigation by the Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office. Liberty Point International School “received reports of threats made by a student via multiple channels,” according to an April 20 Facebook post.

6 days ago | chieftain.com | Zach Hillstrom

Colorado households had the ninth-highest grocery bills in the U.S. in 2023, spending an average of $9,721. Nationally, grocery prices are expected to increase by 2.7% in 2025, according to the USDA. Utah had the highest average grocery bills at $11,884, while Illinois had the lowest at $6,101. Organic produce costs on average 52.6% more than conventional produce. The rising cost of groceries is a major concern for many American households.

6 days ago | chieftain.com | Zach Hillstrom

Nicholas Jordan was found guilty of two counts of first-degree murder for the February 2024 shooting deaths of Celie Rain Montgomery and Samuel Knopp. The shooting occurred in a University of Colorado at Colorado Springs dorm room where Jordan and Knopp were roommates. Jordan received two sentences of life in prison without parole. A former student at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs was found guilty of murder April 16 for a double homicide in a campus dorm room in February 2024.

1 week ago | chieftain.com | Tracy Harmon

Good Friday Prayer Walk at Wesley United Methodist Church85 Stanford | 10 a.m.-4 p.m. | Journey at your own pace as you reflect on the story of Jesus during his final week on Earth. The prayer booklet helps participants to understand that time better, as it has been written in the Bible in the book of Matthew. The journey could take anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour. There is no cost and everyone is welcome. The building is wheelchair accessible. Christian Jaquez concert at The Abriendo Inn300 W.