A Coca-Cola collection will be on display at Cortez Public Library May 4 through July 4. The collection was brought to the library by Heather Roe. For more information, call 565-8117.

A Durango man died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound Monday at a motel in north Durango, according to law enforcement. Help for people having suicidal thoughts or for those who fear a pers...

Jason Anderson on Saturday dominated the final race of the 2022 Supercross season in Salt Lake City, taking the lead in the first lap and running away with the win as series champion Eli Tomac sat out...

Supercross champion Eli Tomac of Cortez paused last week to shed light on the backstory of his 2022 title race in Denver, his near-disastrous knee injury and his plans for a new season. Tomac, known a...

As a drought drives Southwest Colorado into a dry fire season, one New York family found themselves driving in too much water. Creeks and rivers are rising fast from snowmelt, creating hazardous condi...

Colorado schools that could face $25,000 monthly fines over “Thunderbird” mascots are poised to be granted a one-year reprieve to come into compliance with a 2021 state law banning American Indian nic...

LAS VEGAS, N.M.– Firefighters in New Mexico’s Rocky Mountain foothills prepared Monday to excavate new firebreaks and clear brush to create more defensive lines aimed at preventing a massive wildfire ...

The Cortez Pepperjax withstood strong winds Saturday to defeat the New Mexico Thunder in one of two games in the Farmington Amateur Baseball Congress league. The 12-and-under Pepperjax defeated the Th...

A Colorado Senate committee Monday night killed a measure that would have provided $57.5 million in fee relief related to the state’s new paid family and parental leave program in a surprising reversa...

Before the pandemic, the future of hunting and conservation seemed dim. Articles across Colorado and the country documented the decline of hunting and the threat that that posed to conservation as a r...