Colorado has snuffed the carbon-spewing smokestacks of some of its most noxious coal-fired plants. It’s tasked the oil and gas companies with plugging methane leaks in pipelines and capping carbon-wee...

CHACO CULTURE NATIONAL HISTORIC PARK, N.M. – The stillness that enveloped Chaco Canyon was almost deafening, broken only by the sound of a raven’s wings batting the air while it circled overhead. The...

It’s field trip time, movie buffs, and we’re headed down to the 505. Our guide is New Mexico journalist Jason Strykowski, who just recently published his new book, “A Guide to New Mexico Film: From Bi...

More than 300 free meals were handed out during the annual Thanksgiving dinner Thursday in Cortez. Turkey and all the fixings were prepared in commercial kitchens at the St. Barnabas Episcopal Church ...

Editor’s note: The following interview was given in Montezuma County in the early 1900s from Adam Lewy to the author of “Progressive Men of Western Colorado,” A. W. Bowen & Co. “The genial and graciou...

During a luncheon Friday, Onward! A Legacy Foundation, awarded 33 grants totaling $72,606 to community organizations. Cortez-based Onward! started 20 years ago as an umbrella organization that manages...

With the pandemic putting toys and other holiday gifts in short supply this year, you might want to consider some living alternatives for those on your gift list. The most obvious holiday plant is the...

As three metro Denver counties enact some version of a mask requirement this week, Gov. Jared Polis reiterated during a COVID-19 update Tuesday that a statewide order is not in the cards. Instead, he ...

About 100 fans of the Mancos Bluejays football team showed up Thursday morning to cheer on the players as they boarded a bus to Pueblo to play in the Colorado eight-man football championship Friday. T...

Mesa County GOP head Kevin McCarney knows how dangerous the coronavirus can be; he’s had a couple friends with serious bouts. One of them just got out of the hospital. “He was on a ventilator, had to ...