Gov. Jared Polis on Thursday delivered the final State of the State address of his first term, focusing mostly on the ways in which his administration and fellow Democrats plan to drive down the cost ...

Benched the entire third quarter on Tuesday, Evan Sehnert of Mancos admitted afterward that he actually enjoyed the view – one a typical player who’d just hit three 3-pointers and totaled 15 first-hal...

Mancos sophomore guard Quincy Montoya racked up 11 fourth-quarter points on Tuesday and finished with a game-high 19. After Mancos had its initial 8-1 lead erased by hosting Ignacio’s own 8-0 burst to...

Christopher Clark, 43, was sentenced to 24 years in state prison on Thursday. A jury found Clark guilty of tampering with a witness, a felony, as well as several misdemeanors in May. Sixth Judicial Di...

The Town of Mancos is circulating on online survey on its website through the end of the month to source community input for the creation of its new vision statement and comprehensive plan. The Plann...

As Colorado’s hospitals work to keep up with an influx of patients during the state’s latest surge of coronavirus infections, two hospital systems have made an intriguing discovery: Most of their curr...

CDOT, Colorado State Patrol and local law enforcement will begin 2022 with “The Heat Is On Winter Blitz” enforcement period Jan. 14-17. The campaign aims to hold drivers accountable on Colorado roads...

Thursday, Jan. 6 12:11 a.m. A woman reported that someone threw a rock through her window in the 200 block of South Park Street. There were no leads. 4:31 p.m. A man was taken into custod...

A new rule adopted by Colorado wildlife officials allowing ranchers to haze wolves that get too close to livestock operations came too late for a North Park cowboy whose dog was killed last weekend by...

The Mesa County grand jury will investigate allegations that Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters tampered with election equipment, prosecutors announced Thursday. The grand jury, a panel of citizens that ca...