Republican Larry Don Suckla and Democrat Kathleen Curry will go head to head for the Colorado House District 58 seat on Nov. 5. Here is a look at a their policies and priorities. Suckla, a native of C...

Cortez announced Friday that Elizabeth “Beth” Edson has been selected to direct the Cortez Public Library, starting Dec. 16. Edson was chosen from a “pool of highly qualified candidates” recruited by ...

At its October meeting, the Southwest Open School board adopted three policies and amended two in their third reading, as well as discussing student count and the budget. Adopted and amended policies ...

Wolf Creek Ski Area, the beloved independent resort on the Continental Divide northeast of Pagosa Springs, is slated to be the first ski resort in the U.S. to open this year. The ski area announced Mo...

Thursday, Oct. 10 11:32 a.m. An officer served a warrant to a man remanded by the Montezuma County Combined Courts, 865 N. Market St. 4:37 p.m. An officer arrested a man on suspicion of two counts of...

WINDOW ROCK, Arizona – John Kinsel Sr., one of the last remaining Navajo Code Talkers who transmitted messages during World War II based on the tribe's native language, has died. He was 107. Navajo Na...

Farmington police have confirmed the identity of the man who is suspected of fatally shooting two people early Monday in what police believe was a case of domestic violence. Andrew Whittenberg, 35, of...

EATON – For a big senior class, a trip to Eaton offered the last chance to accomplish a goal that many of their roster had yet to enjoy – a trip to the state tournament’s final weekend. The Panthers d...

FOOTBALL Oct. 18: M-CHS 28, Alamosa 21 In the driving rain at Panther Stadium, Montezuma-Cortez High School (6-1, 3-0 IML) came through with another gritty performance in their battle for the top...

Los Miramontes Lavender Farm naturally revolves around the plant in its name, but produces a variety of culinary and cosmetic products. Jeremy Bryant said he and his wife, Aisha Bryant, used to grow h...