Pueblo faces a key decision on its future government after Mayor Heather Graham vetoes a proposal to let voters decide if the city should return to a city manager system.

Pueblo Mayor Heather Graham vetoed an ordinance on Friday that would put an amendment reconsidering a city manager form of ...

Pueblo Mayor Heather Graham has vetoed an ordinance passed by the Pueblo City Council that could have reshaped the City ...

Pueblo Mayor Heather Graham has vetoed a City Council Ordinance that seeks to go ahead and move the city government structure ...

Craig Martinbeault wants to bring his mission on City Council, which he said is in desperate need of leaders and not more politicians.

The project, called the Haynes Creek Reservoir, would create storage east of Pueblo for six regional water stakeholders ...

Pueblo voters will soon weigh in on a pivotal decision regarding the city's leadership structure. In a recent council meeting ...

A sales tax increase will be decided by City of Pueblo voters in November. However, a different proposed ballot measure won't ...

Eight calls to dispatch in a matter of hours have landed Pueblo City Councilman Joe Latino in the hot seat. Audio recording ...

A mental health professional who sees Pueblo's greatest challenges as interconnected has launched a bid for Pueblo City ...

: Pueblo City Council voted to let voters decide on raising the sales tax. The ordinance passed 5-2. City Councilmembers Mark ...

Pueblo City Council is voting on an ordinance that if passed would give voters the opportunity to decide if they want their sales and use tax to go from 3.7% to 4.7%. If approved, city leaders say ...