Colorado could be less than a year away from the state’s first relocation of gray wolves to parts of the Western Slope, as required by a ballot initiative passed by voters in 2020. A draft plan releas...

The passing of Joyce Meskis, former owner of the Tattered Cover Book Store, on Dec. 22, provides the opportunity to celebrate her numerous and substantial accomplishments in improving the lives of all...

SANTA FE — Two years after New Mexico saw migratory birds literally falling from the sky, New Mexico State University and Los Alamos National Laboratory have announced plans to establish a research pr...

While the hope for the holidays is fun with family, decadent dinners and good tidings to all – the season can also ring in a time of anxiety, stress, extra pounds and depression. And while the extra p...

A lot of gestures made don’t come close to righting wrongs. But efforts count for something. The statue of Henrietta Lacks in her hometown of Roanoke, Va., is one of them. The Lacks statue, to be unve...

In a 2-1 vote, the Montezuma County commissioners denied a commercial housing development in a rural area, a decision that also exposed a contradiction in the land use code and zoning issues. Develope...

Hesperus Ski Area announced Saturday that its tubing lanes were open on Marmot Hill from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Sunday, New Year’s Day. The Marmot Hill tubing area, located on the east side of the ...

Ski areas in Southwest Colorado have been getting pounded with snow to end the year, allowing them to open some new terrain and setting them up for a strong start in 2023. Purgatory Resort was one of ...

Grocery bills are about to get a little more expensive thanks to a state-mandated 10-cent single-use plastic and paper bag fee set to take effect on Jan. 1. But avoiding the fees is as simple as acqui...

CORTEZ Thursday, Jan. 12 – Thursday, Jan. 26 Montezuma Cortez High School Advanced Placement Art Class Art Show, 5:30-7 p.m. for reception, Turquoise Raven Art Gallery, Meet the students. Refreshment...