Southwest Open School teacher Jeff Sand’s class “Bugged: How Insects Changed History” is not for the squeamish. The course fulfills English and world history credits for the 18 students enr...

Dolores man faces new charges A Dolores man that had a drug trafficking case dismissed this summer now faces charges in connection to a search warrant issued in June. The drug t...

WASHINGTON – The millionaire’s club isn’t what it used to be. Time was that being a millionaire was a mark of unimaginable success. You’d joined the financial elite. People didn’t much disc...

Anti-abortion advocates have, for the third time, brought to voters the question of how Colorado defines “person” and “child.” As with previous efforts in 2008 and 2010, this year’s Amendment 67 – sho...

It’s news to me. I read it in the Cortez Journal on Sept. 26. I would like to thank Paul Gray, probation officer for convicted sex offender Lucas B. Keck, Det. Jim Kingery of the Cortez Police Departm...

Ballots for the Nov. 4 local, state, and national elections were mailed to registered voters last week. They need to be returned to the county clerk by 7 p.m. on Nov. 4 to be counted. Postmarks don't ...

The Calkins Building, constructed in 1909 and added on to several times throughout its history, served as the Montezuma County High School, Junior High, and district administrative offices for many ye...

On Thursday a meeting was held in White Mesa, Utah, — a small Ute Mountain reservation community — regarding a new EPA proposal for radon emissions from the nearby White Mesa Uranium Mill. ...

Soul Dog Rescue is organizing a fundraising event for the Towaoc Animal Shelter. The shelter is in a double-wide manufactured home near the Ute Mountain casino. The goal is to ra...