Zane Killsinsight, one of two men arrested in the street shooting near Empire Street in September, has received a date for a November plea hearing. At his preliminary hearing Tuesday, Chief Judge Todd...

After Hope’s Kitchen’s continuous support to help feed residents over the past 23 years, the First United Methodist Church of Cortez will host a fundraiser to bolster the organization’s free meal prog...

Here’s a statistic to be unhappy about: Colorado and Utah host the fifth and sixth most expensive housing markets in the country, according to Bankrate.com. But here’s the good news: Two rural housing...

Bigfoot, come back. Only those Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad train riders on Oct. 8 caught a glimpse and we are a community ready to embrace you. You’ve had a taste of celebrity, with imag...

James Martin began teaching ASL in 2018 and hosted his first ASL coffee social earlier this year Mancos’ high school American Sign Language teacher hopes to inspire others to learn ASL in the communi...

Volunteer attorneys continue to offer their assistance throughout Colorado, including Montezuma and Dolores counties, laying the foundations for people without lawyers to accurately represent themselv...

Cortez’s Ashton Orr recently won a first-place belt at a North American Grappling Association tournament, an exciting step of many as Orr chases his dream of being an elite-level jiu-jitsu athlete. Or...

On Monday, the Board of Cooperative Educations Services hosted their first informational meeting on how parents, educators and members of the community can join a Special Education Advisory Committee ...

Two fires spotted this past Thursday near Pagosa Springs continue to burn this week in the San Juan National Forest, but are not threatening any buildings. The Mill Creek 2 Fire, burning 10 miles nort...