Bernadette Cuthair, the knowledgeable and enthusiastic planning director for the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, has been honored with two state awards. This month, Region 9 Economic Development District of S...

The Farmington Cinematheque Series presents Selma, Tuesday, Feb. 21, at 6 p.m. in the Connie Gotsch Theatre on the San Juan College campus. The movie illustrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s campaign ...

Thursday, Dec. 15 7:47 p.m., A woman reported that an injured woman asked her to call the police and provided an address in the 28100 block of County Road M. A man at the address told an officer he ha...

Since the early days of the pandemic, recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, often known as food stamps, have received extra funds each month to combat loss of wages during the p...

The Southwestern Cowbelles have again created their classic keepsake quilt, which will be raffled off to members of the community at the annual Southwestern Colorado Livestock Association banquet this...

Drinking water standards have been updated by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment to improve water reuse regulation for consumption, the first regulation of its kind across the na...

RIO GRANDE NATIONAL FOREST — The high alpine forests are a sickbed. Swathes of gray trees are bald on one side, with patches of russet needles fading into scraggly branches. Others show thick strips o...

Last year, a study came out showing that marijuana legalization in Colorado likely increased cannabis use among adults in the state. Because of the novel methods the researchers used to examine the qu...

Colorado and other states are sending an estimated 20,000 horses per year to slaughterhouses in Canada and Mexico, which export them to other countries that eat horse meat, according to an investigati...

What smell comes to mind when you think of New Mexico? Is it the fresh rain rolling off Sandia Mountains? Is it alfalfa cut for harvest outside Roswell? Perhaps it’s the mercaptan added to the otherwi...