As state lawmakers and local politicians push a tsunami of affordable housing projects into rural Colorado, the battles to preserve wildlife, views, open space and agricultural acres are growing more ...

The House Judiciary Committee at the Colorado Legislature advanced a bill Tuesday that would raise the admissibility standards of statements made by juveniles in court, a second legislative effort tha...

Nestled under the San Juan Mountains amid some of the deepest, cleanest snowpack in Colorado, and celebrated for hot springs, an ice festival and a drinking source burbling naturally through a filter ...

We’ve had parents of young Black men tell us they’ve had “the talk,” offering advice if pulled over by police. Don’t argue. Don’t fight. Keep your hands where officers can see them. Don’t run. Twenty-...

An Intro to Gym Climbing class will be held Wednesdays through February at the Health and Human Performance Center on the San Juan College campus, 4601 College Blvd., in Farmington. Lucy J. Haber, pu...

Bernadette Cuthair, the knowledgeable and enthusiastic planning director for the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, has been honored with two state awards. This month, Region 9 Economic Development District of S...

The Farmington Cinematheque Series presents Selma, Tuesday, Feb. 21, at 6 p.m. in the Connie Gotsch Theatre on the San Juan College campus. The movie illustrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s campaign ...

Thursday, Dec. 15 7:47 p.m., A woman reported that an injured woman asked her to call the police and provided an address in the 28100 block of County Road M. A man at the address told an officer he ha...

Since the early days of the pandemic, recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, often known as food stamps, have received extra funds each month to combat loss of wages during the p...