A retired Fort Lewis College professor was caught on camera using strong language – and the middle finger – around students and community members after the student government approved a Turning Point ...

Lyndreth Wall told a federal judge Monday he will not testify, moving his sexual assault trial to closing arguments Tuesday before jury deliberations. Wall, a former Ute Mountain Ute councilman facing...

The Parade of Lights will march down Main Street in Cortez on Dec. 6 for its 36th year, bringing holiday spirit to town. The parade, starting at 6 p.m., is hosted by the Four Corners Board of Realtors...

Students started the project in the first quarter by studying poetic form, structure and content, focusing on how style shapes meaning. “They read a novel in verse titled ‘The Crossover’ by Kwame Alex...

Now in its fifth year, the Mancos Art Market offers unique gifts from local artists, along with live music and food at venues across town. The event runs Sunday, Nov. 30, with more than 40 artists at ...

White to move and win If black does not take white’s f6 pawn, white captures the g7 pawn and promotes next move. Alternatively, accepting the f6 pawn sacrifice clears the path for white’s h6 paw...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director Jeff Davis outlined wolf-restoration efforts and spoke of a growing workload for agency staff during Thursday’s CPW commission meeting. He began by briefly mention...

VATICAN CITY – The Vatican on Saturday returned 62 artifacts from its vast ethnographic collection to Indigenous peoples in Canada, part of the Catholic Church's reckoning with its role in suppressing...

On Nov. 11, the seven states that share the Colorado River missed a critical deadline. The Department of the Interior asked them to agree on the bones of a post-2026 management plan – the rules that w...

In recent Republican efforts to gerrymander state electoral districts at the command of President Donald Trump to ensure permanent Republican congressional majorities, Republicans have labeled Democra...