Editor: Several months ago I wrote about the dismal failure of the Juvenile Drug Court. I wondered about their agenda. They are addicted to psychiatry. A recent case involving a 19-year-old...

Keeping up with emerging technology creates challenges at many levels — from individuals struggling to understand new tools and use them effectively to businesses implementing new practices that emplo...

Editor: To our president, Senate majority leader and all gun control advocates disappointed with the Senate vote: Background checks are already the law for online purchases and at gun shows...

Editor: Of course you’re concerned about our voting, civil, human rights and so on... but do you not fear the government taking our rights away, like the feds’ choice to not prosecute the B...

Employees to get CPR certified By Luke Groskopf Journal Staff Writer It’s an idyllic morning — sun’s out, soft breeze and birds are chirping. A perfect morning to take...

One major road project ends, another begins. Just as crews wrap up work on South Broadway, the Colorado Department of Transportation is launching another one — just a bit further south. ...

DENVER – La Plata’s county clerk returned to the state Capitol this week to testify in favor of changing the way Colorado conducts its elections. On Saturday, a group with Republican ties b...

When it comes to health care, the word free is rarely used, but the exception is the 9Health Fair taking place this Saturday at the Cortez Recreation Center from 7 a.m. to noon. People atte...

In an effort to downsize crowded kindergarten classes, Montezuma-Cortez School District Re-1 is shifting some of its Ute Mountain Ute students next year to a new full-day classroom in Towaoc. ...