A jury was seated and opening statements were made this week in a cold case trial for an Arizona man accused of shooting and killing an Ignacio man more than 15 years ago. David Hendren, 39, is being ...

The high price of eggs has shoppers scrambling. And it’s boosting inflation, too. Prices for goods and services in the metro area – which is the Colorado region tracked by the federal government and e...

Despite the freezing temperatures that reddened noses and ears, faculty, students, and community members gathered at the front entrance of Montezuma-Cortez High School on Wednesday to send their best ...

A train locomotive clipped the back of a pickup truck Wednesday at a railroad crossing in the Animas Valley north of Durango. No one was injured in the collision, but the gray/black 2014 Toyota Tacom...

The Colorado Department of Transportation closed Coal Bank and Molas passes between Durango and Silverton on Thursday night as a safety precaution in anticipation of heavy snowfall. The passes were e...

The city of Cortez launched a new grant program to help small businesses and nonprofits curb costs of cleaning up graffiti on their property. To be eligible, businesses must first file a police repor...

If there ever was a time for injury-marred Telluride to stun perennial 3A/2A/1A San Juan Basin League power Dove Creek, it would have been Feb. 11, inside The Dawg House. Junior Allex Williams was sid...

Watching his teammates work the ball around the perimeter in the waning seconds Feb. 11, Liam Hassell looked surprised to receive the rock barely 4 feet from the hoop. Shouts came from several directi...

The Southwest Open School board on Monday discussed a variety of topics, most notably their monthly focus for February, updates on the district’s mill levy and the school’s awarded grants. This month,...

The education department of the Utah Shakespeare Festival will present “Henry IV” by William Shakespeare on Feb. 20 at the Montezuma-Cortez High School’s Ralph Vavak Auditorium. The performance will ...