The San Juan National Forest has increased the amount of firewood delivered to Navajo Nation as part of the Wood for Life program. There is a high demand for firewood to heat homes in rural areas of t...

San Juan County Sheriff’s Capt. Mark Pfetzer said there were “lots of lessons learned” during Team Guardian’s 51-day mission to row 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean. Pfetzer, 43, Lt. Jarrod Slin...

Five members of the San Juan County Fire and Rescue Tech Team participated in an ice training course at Lake Nighhorse near Durango on Feb. 27 and 28. Arroyo Rescue, based in Durango, conducted th...

Saturday, Feb. 18 2:30 p.m., A man cross-country skiing on the Boggy Draw Trail left the trail and could not find his way back. The man’s wife reported him as lost, and an officer contacted the man by...

Public workers in Colorado who work in settings like school districts, hospitals and courts could soon receive labor protections afforded to private-sector workers under a bill making its way through ...

Counterfeit $5 bills are circulating in the area, according to the Cortez Police Department. The fake currency has shown up at businesses and were identified by Four Corners Community Bank from deposi...

The city of Cortez approved leasing its fiber optic system to provide broadband services to residents and businesses in the city at the council meeting Feb. 28. The city began thinking through the ide...

At their Feb. 28 meeting, the City Council unanimously approved a plan to rewrite the Cortez land use code after the city’s Community and Economic Development Director Rachael Marchbanks emphasized th...

A skier died Wednesday at Purgatory Resort after falling into a tree well and suffering a medical emergency. Pablo Spencer, 39, of Oklahoma City, fell on the Upper Bull Run trail, an expert run below ...

First Woman and Her Cornfield The Museum of Navajo Art & Culture invites the public to attend a storytelling seminar with Lyle Báhózhóní Harvey at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 11, at the museum, 301 W. Main...