During a court appearance Tuesday, Tanya Lori Ahasteen pleaded guilty to second-degree murder of Alvin “AJ” Cayatineto on March 9 at his home south of Cortez. The preliminary plea agreement stipulates...

The Ignacio Police Department and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation are seeking the public’s help in a cold case homicide. In 2009, Larry John Fuller was shot and killed as he walked home from the ...

In recent years, a Russian olive eradication project has been a combined effort of New Mexico-based San Juan Soil and Water Conservation District and Colorado-based Mountain Studies Institute. SJSWCD ...

CORTEZ Thursday, March 16 Qigong with Kristina, 6-7 p.m., ZU Gallery, 48 W. Main St. Cost: $5. Waist Powers Qigong, using rhythmic dynamic movement for your core, center for strength and stability. Ca...

Sandstone Cycles planned to join Aztec Adventures in launching the mountain bike racing season this weekend, but rain and snow in the forecast has forced a change in plans. Roost the Ridges Endur...

Before spring break, students at Heights Middle School participated in a Hoop Dance workshop, taught by Diné-Hopi dance instructor Talavi Cook. Farmington Municipal Schools Public Information Officer ...

Shannon Cochran will be joined by her childhood mentor, Margaret Clair, for a recital titled “The Female Gaze” to celebrate Women’s History Month. The novel music piece will be performed at 7 p.m. Tue...

While Durango will see mostly rain with the possibility of a half-inch of snow accumulating Wednesday night, skiers can look forward to at least 10 to 20 inches of fresh powder. The snow will begin f...

In a trial last week at the Montezuma County Combined Courthouse, a jury found Gabrielle D. Doctor not guilty of vehicular homicide and criminally negligent homicide charges in a crash that fatally in...

Coloradans and people elsewhere are remembering former U.S. Rep. Pat Schroeder, a trailblazer who paved the way for women’s rights in national and local politics. She died Monday at 82. “Rep. Schroede...