VATICAN CITY – Unlike Pope Francis, who shook things up early on with a flurry of reforms, appointments and new structures, Pope Leo XIV has sought to find his footing and take a longer view of his po...

IGNACIO – Fostering professional connections amid a shifting market and an often difficult business-ecosystem was a common theme at last week’s 14th annual Southwest Colorado Small Business Conference...

The Southern Ute Indian Tribe signed a Tribal Energy Resource Agreement with the U.S. Department of Interior on Monday, becoming the first tribe in the nation to do so, according to a tribal governmen...

At a Monday meeting, the Dolores RE-4A school board was provided updates on the BEST grant building project and stormwater mitigation project, celebrated athletic success, discussed teacher base pay a...

The man who died after being struck by a plane on a runway at Denver International Airport last week has been identified as 41-year-old Michael Mott. Airport CEO Phil Washington confirmed Tuesday at a...

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement must retrain its arresting officers in Colorado, a federal judge ruled Tuesday. In a 60-page order, U.S. District Judge R. Brooke Jackson in Denver also found ...

Monday, March 16 9:04 p.m.: A deputy responded to a residence on Road K.2, Cortez, for a report of possible harassment. A woman said she received threatening text messages and emails from an unkno...

At least 13 men died on Colorado’s ski slopes in the 2025-26 season, about the same as recent seasons despite a snow-starved winter that reduced annual skier traffic by a few million visits. The Color...

CORTEZ Thursday, May 14 “Men In Black” viewing: Travel back to the 1990s via DVD, 5:15 p.m., 202 N Park St Cortez Public Library. Beverages and movie popcorn included. Friday, May 22 Basic Stamp Bloc...

Thursday, April 30 5:28 p.m.: An officer responded to Cortez Mobile Home Park, 520 E. Second St., for a domestic violence incident. A woman reported seeing a man physically strike his girlfriend i...