A property owner is suing the city of Cortez over the placement of a road‑closed barrier on North Adams Street east of City Market at 508 E. Main St. Cortez Main LLC, the plaintiff in the case, owns p...

A Fruitland man on supervised probation for his fifth DWI was arrested Feb. 12 after almost hitting several cars, a motorcycle and a house on County Road 6815 in the same area as his latest arrest, ma...

Thursday, Feb. 5 4:47 p.m.: An officer responded to the Department of Social Services, 109 W. Main St., for a report of an assault. A woman reported being approached by individuals who exited a vehicl...

Backcountry skiers and snowboarders heading into the mountains over Presidents Day weekend are being urged by the Colorado Avalanche Information Center to incorporate avalanche danger into their holid...

It’s been a very busy start to the legislative session, and I look forward to spending an extra day with my family next weekend for Presidents Day. We’ve had a ton of constituents visit the Capitol th...

I like dark chocolate only, so does this make me a racist? I know, it’s a silly question, except maybe it isn’t if applied to the present state of affairs and divisiveness I see all around me. Perhaps...

High school senior Michael Rantz hits record on his phone and begins listening as Sandra Pyle lists the places she has lived in her 83 years – Cortez, Japan, Arizona and now Dolores, which she calls h...

WASHINGTON – Rep. Jeff Hurd was one of six House Republicans who, on Wednesday, voted to block tariffs against Canada, despite threats from President Donald Trump that centered on the upcoming electio...

MILAN – After a great Thursday morning qualifying run to take good momentum into the afternoon men’s moguls final at the 2026 Winter Olympics, Durango’s Charlie Mickel couldn’t deliver a run quite str...

Surrounded by advocates, clergy and lawmakers at the Massachusetts statehouse in Boston, Gov. Maura Healey last month unveiled her bill that would prohibit federal agents from making warrantless civil...