ZU Gallery is seeking dogs to feature in its dog calendar “Montezuma Mutts.” The open call auditions are from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., July 17 at the gallery. Twelve dogs from the open call will be called ...

Thursday, June 30 7:51 a.m. A woman was cited for failing to yield to the right of way at a stop sign after she crashed her car into another at the intersection of Fourth and Harrison streets. ...

A new mobile student art display will soon be roving around town, thanks to a partnership between the LOR Foundation and the Montezuma-Cortez School District Re-1. The LOR Foundation has awarded Re-1 ...

Axis Health System and the Center for Mental Health have completed a merger that will expand operations, according to an announcement July 5. The Center for Mental Health, which has locations in Montr...

It’s summer, which means the state’s snakes are slithering out of their winter shelters to soak up some sun and find food. Ryan Conn was hiking on a portion of the Colorado Trail in the Breckenridge a...

SANTA FE – State investments are being buffeted by turbulent financial markets as New Mexico voters consider whether to divert more money each year toward early childhood education programs. A report ...

Fort Lewis College closed its campus Thursday afternoon after an unidentified person made a bomb threat directed toward the Art Building on campus. The threat was reported about 2:45 p.m. and was clea...

A measure to legalize psychedelic mushrooms statewide is a step closer to the ballot after proponents submitted signatures to the Colorado Secretary of State’s office. If the state finds they have eno...

Gov. Jared Polis signed an executive order Wednesday saying Colorado will protect people who seek abortions and those who provide them, including those in or from other states. The order says the stat...

Glenabah Martinez knows firsthand the benefits teachers and students share when they are from the same community. She wants to help fast track Indigenous college grads to teach in public schools. Mart...