During the season of gratitude, many of us reflect on what we’re thankful for and look for meaningful ways to give back. For the thousands of service members, veterans and their families in Montezuma ...

WASHINGTON – Colorado Republican Rep. Jeff Hurd along with three other House members revealed their plans for the HOPE Act. The Bipartisan Healthcare Optimization, Protection and Extension (HOPE) Act ...

The annual Festival of Wreaths runs for nine days at the Cortez Chamber of Commerce, bringing holiday cheer to the community. The festival is hosted by Our Own Lives, a nonprofit that supports people ...

Colorado’s 2025 “water year” – a 12-month period that tracks water in the state – was a scorcher, according to a new report from the Colorado Climate Center at Colorado State University. The “water ye...

A training led by the Colorado Department of Agriculture is scheduled Dec. 8 in Lewis-Arriola to provide education and resources for preventing wolf attacks on livestock. The event, from 5-7 p.m. at t...

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Federal authorities are preparing a targeted immigration enforcement operation in Minnesota that would primarily focus on Somali immigrants living unlawfully in the U.S., according ...

The city will hold a public meet-and-greet next week with four finalists for the Cortez Public Library director position, hoping community input will help select the library’s next leader. The event i...

CORTEZ – Running out of space can be a good problem to have for Montezuma-Cortez wrestling coaches Ryan Daves and James Snyder. The Panthers boys and girls wrestling teams have had to split their prac...

The San Juan County Sheriff’s Office is asking local communities to be on the lookout for artist Joseph Pachak, 75, who has been reported missing from Bluff, Utah, on Nov. 27. The last time anyone hea...

Pueblo Seed & Food Co. has launched a nonprofit initiative with Onward! A Legacy Foundation to boost heat- and drought-tolerant grain and legume production in Southwest Colorado. To celebrate the star...