In a historic hearing this week, the state House heard impeachment arguments against Colorado’s top election official, Democratic Secretary of State Jena Griswold. Republican lawmakers argued Griswold...

MONTROSE – Few schools statewide have developed the pedigree for developing and sustaining girls golf success like Montezuma-Cortez. Entering the spring season, M-CHS looks to continue growing their b...

On Saturday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Merriweather Home + Market, at 25 S. Elm St., will host its second annual seed swap, and everybody’s welcome. Merriweather Home + Market’s owner, Erin Hanson, said t...

The Montezuma-Cortez Middle School band and choir continued their trajectory of success in the 2023-2024 school year. In August, the band was awarded 11 new instruments by the Bringing Music to Life F...

A Farmington man whose oil field truck slammed head-on into a car and killed two women reportedly suffered a seizure while driving, court records state. Ambert Teasyatwho, 44, faces two counts of seco...

A Farmington Police officer who was caught driving drunk with a blood alcohol level of three times the legal limit was sentenced to serve 364 days of probation after entering a plea agreement. Robert ...

Axis Health Systems and Pueblo Community College have received $85 million for an Opportunity Now Colorado Grant, a program aimed at creating “transformative change” in the state’s workforce. Axi...

Fort Lewis College will welcome renowned environmentalist and author Terry Tempest Williams later this month. Williams will speak during the Inaugural Four Corners Climate Summit on April 27 at the Fo...

When a Vail property owner sprayed chemicals for aphid control, and left aspen trees dripping excess pesticide that flowed into Gore Creek in milky rivulets, Pete Wadden figured it was a good time to ...

At the end of March, Cortez was named as one of 11 Colorado communities to be accepted into the Community Business Preservation Program. This decision was announced by Gov. Jared Polis and the Busines...