A grant program to help local jails provide for free certain behavioral health services to people in custody is under consideration by an interim committee of the Colorado Legislature. The program is ...

Duece Martinez waived his right to a preliminary court hearing and was given a cash surety bond during his appearance in the 22nd Judicial District. At the start of the Monday hearing, attorney Mallor...

Gov. Jared Polis appointed Montezuma County judge JenniLynn Everett Lawrence to serve as a 21st Judicial District judge in Mesa County, effective Sept. 28. Lawrence, a judge in the 22nd Judicial Court...

Suspect was being escorted from Cortez hospital when incident occurred A man is accused of assaulting a security officer at Southwest Memorial Hospital while being escorted off hospital grounds. Corte...

Look up into the night sky and – if you’re lucky – you’ll see lots of stars or even the Milky Way, maybe a satellite passing overhead. What you don’t see is all the orbital debris that’s circling the ...

A new report shows the trend toward four-day school weeks in Colorado doesn’t provide a net benefit to the state’s public school students. It also shows the practice might not even be achieving a main...

A 76-year-old man from Pagosa Springs was sentenced Thursday for his participation in the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol. Clive Kincaid was sentenced to 12 months of probation, including three...

Affordable housing is no new story. People across America – in cities, small towns and everything in between – struggle to find a place to live that costs less than 30% of their gross income. Colorado...

Breakfast, coffee, arts and crafts and a good cause. That’s what RISE Southwest’s third annual suicide prevention walk will bring to Montezuma County in September. The walk will occur Sept. 7 from 9 ...

The world’s smallest rabbit breed has new advocates as conservation groups submit formal notice of their intent to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for failing to protect the breed under the End...