Carl Winder is a reporter at Denver7 (KMGH-TV). He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, security and law enforcement, as well as culture and society, often intersecting with events and conferences in Colorado. His work has also been featured in The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, and KOAA5.
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Pueblo School District 60 has two schools with the state's lowest school ratings, but last year, students at six elementary schools in D60 had better test scores.
By: Carl Winder
The Pueblo Fire Department could get help from inmates during fire mitigation projects. The City Council would need to approve the proposal before implementation.
Construction for the new riverwalk boathouse in Pueblo is underway. The metal frame of the new riverwalk boathouse has been built, along with the channel increasing in size.
PUEBLO — Some new upgrades are coming to a Pueblo park that used to be contaminated with poisonous materials.
By: Carl Winder
An important tool for the Pueblo Police Department is set to get some upgrades. The state has given the department $1 million to help with its Real Time Crime Center.
By: Carl Winder
In Pueblo, a program helping people stay in their homes is getting a boost in funding. The Eviction Prevention Assistance Program will be getting $100,000 from the city.
Properties in Pueblo that are health hazards and eyesores may disappear. The Pueblo Urban Renewal Authority is working with the city to create what's called the Spot Blight Removal Program.
A little girl in Pueblo got a new bike Thursday, but it's not just any bike. Gemini, who is five years old, was born with cerebral palsy.
Pueblo Mayor Heather Graham said she's prioritizing the city's finances and public safety during her first State of the City Address.
Governor Jared Polis made the rounds in Pueblo Friday. One of his stops was at Pueblo Community College (PCC).
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