On the heels of one of the best seasons in Montezuma-Cortez girls soccer history, the Panthers earned one more accolade to put the finishing touch on their high-flying spring. M-CHS freshman Mia Glazn...

One of San Juan County’s most anticipated culinary events is making its return this summer, as the Macaroni and Cheese Festival of the Four Corners, presented by Hutton Broadcasting, welcomes guests t...

San Luis Valley residents gathered Tuesday to watch Gov. Jared Polis sign a new law that strikes at the heart of a centuries-old issue: the rights of wealthy landowners versus the rights of people who...

Wednesday, May 21 7:05 a.m.: An officer responded to the City Pool, 803 E. Montezuma Ave., where a man was cited for indecent exposure after allegedly urinating on the building.

Club Z, a new Farmington-based volleyball club, won the 16-and-under division at the Stars and Stripes Festival tournament in Mesa, Arizona, over the weekend of May 24-26 and qualified for the AAU Nat...

I was shopping with my wife at the Cortez City Market last week and we wanted to leave a couple of unused food items at the northwest corner of the parking area where indigent people tend to gather. A...

On May 22, the House of Representatives passed the One Big Beautiful Bill, otherwise known as the Budget Reconciliation Act, with a vote of 215 to 214 with 1 “present” vote. The heart of the 1,000+ pa...

Following a mild winter in Southwest Colorado, the arrival of spring and summer brings a heightened risk for wildfires in the region – a risk that already has fire crews in Durango and the surrounding...

The city of Durango is developing a plan to curb speeding and reduce crashes on city streets. slow speeders down and prevent crashes on city roads and streets. Multimodal Manager DevinDevon King sai...

The following is a recap of local events for this time period throughout history. 25 years ago (2000) A local teenager will head to the nation’s capital in September to discuss ways to prevent underag...