A new Colorado law took effect Monday Aug. 7 to improve education by reducing language barriers in special education learning plans, aiming to improve educational opportunities for students and their ...

For most of us, we have or will experience a loved one passing on, whether it’s through sickness, natural causes or something more sudden. At the very least, we all die. A small group of people gather...

In Parque de Vida on Friday evening, inflated hot air balloons’ baskets sat, for the most part, stationary on the ground while the balloons lit up against the darkening sky. The blaring sound of gas a...

At an overlook in Mesa Verde National Park during a late morning, spectators look at ancient cliff dwellings. A plaque helps people explore their imagination by setting the stage of what life was like...

U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse and a group of Colorado veterans encouraged veterans Wednesday to apply for PACT Act benefits by Aug. 9, making provisions for post 9/11 veterans to receive retroactive compensati...

Dating back to 1938, Clarence “Pappy” Hoel, his wife, Pearl, and the Jackpine Gypsies Motorcycle Club began the Sturgis Rally in South Dakota. That year there were nine participants and 200 spectators...

On July 31, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced that Colorado will receive $835,000 in grant funding to minimize lead exposure in schools and child care facilities. Through the Biden-Ha...

After the coronavirus pandemic, Colorado has seen a fluctuation in different types of crime that significantly affect the state and individuals, including residents in Montezuma County. According to ...

Police officers on Friday morning arrested Kaylee Sanders, 21, on suspicion of second-degree murder in the shooting of her brother in an apartment on the south side of Cortez. About 1:28 a.m. July 28,...

One day in 2017, Yuma resident Tanya Flemister was distracted at a workout class by a woman in front of her who had, she estimated, 50 bobby pins holding her hair back. That day, Flemister also had b...