FARMINGTON – The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has the authority to fine businesses that do not follow public health orders. The New Mexico Restaur...

The Fort Lewis College Foundation received more than $6.17 million in gifts and pledges for the 2019-20 fiscal year, a record amount. The number of individual donors also is increasing. Dur...

To deepen and reinforce Fort Lewis College’s commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion, the Board of Trustees agreed Thursday to examine taking several steps, including creating a trustee subcommi...

Sean McCleary has been furloughed since March. A restaurant server in Durango, he was stuck collecting unemployment at home for months while his wife worked remotely. But in June, he traveled to his p...

Tribal communities were excited to take a big step forward this year in broadband access, but a new decision by the FCC has put that progress in doubt for many. In February, the Federal Com...

DENVER – Health experts in Colorado warn that early 2020 data indicates a rise in overdose deaths during the coronavirus pandemic, even as the federal government has distributed grants to rural hospit...

In a small town, it can be easy to leave your door or car unlocked. But thefts of items inside cars have surged in Mancos in recent weeks, according to Mancos Marshal Justen Goodall. ...

Archuleta County is looking to pull out of San Juan Basin Public Health, putting the region’s top health department at risk of disbanding and its executive director searching for a new job in Oregon. ...

Friday, July 17 12:08 p.m., Sgt. Ray responded to a reported theft of a table at Menefee Apartments. The table was taken sometime during the night. There were no suspects. Time ...

As the heavy rains roll out of Southwest Colorado and the dry heat settles back in, the Mancos Marshal’s Office is reminding residents to watch out for bears as they search for food and water before h...