Dozens of people testified before the House Education Committee on Wednesday asking it to approve a bill that supporters argue would help bring the state closer to compliance with the Yazzie-Martinez ...

For Jeff Richmond, the starkest example of being tied to a dilapidated federal water delivery system was the year he faced a water user’s nightmare: His water was cut off for more than a month in the ...

Five New Mexico lawmakers want the state attorney general to establish a task force focused on missing and murdered Indigenous people. They’ve made the request via Senate Joint Memorial 2, which they ...

House Bill 6, which would provide up to 12 weeks paid medical and family leave to most employees, moved ahead in the legislature on Jan. 24 despite Republican lawmakers’ concerns about the impact on e...

It’s been more than a month since Gov. Jared Polis popped open a set of crates holding wolves from Oregon, kicking off the state’s voter-approved effort to restore a viable population of predators to ...

Infrastructure development rarely catches the eye, especially when it’s buried underground. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t important or impressive. Miles of buried fiber-optic cable throughout Southw...

In December, Pueblo Community College Southwest received a $429,140 Forestry and Wildfire Mitigation Workforce Development grant from the Colorado Commission on Higher Education. When applying for the...

Auditions are upcoming for the Sunflower Troupe’s spring show “The Odd Couple (Female Version)” by Neil Simon. The auditions won’t only include acting roles, but will also be for non-acting support an...

On Jan. 11, Brett Aprahamian pleaded guilty to three separate counts in two cases, with sentencing set for February. He was arrested on suspicion of armed robbery in Cortez last year. Aprahamian on J...

The former director of a Durango-based nonprofit that helps abused and at-risk children across Southwest Colorado is suspected of embezzling more than $21,000 from the organization. Ashley Hein, 42, o...