Visually impaired and blind youths often don’t get the same opportunities as their peers, especially when it comes to sports and physical activity. One camp is working hard so this doesn’t have to be ...

Atmos Energy observes 811 Day every year on Aug. 11. The observance serves as a reminder to everyone to practice safe digging, and call 811 before starting an excavation project. The U.S. Department o...

Cortez residents are taking advantage of back-to-school prices and have been collecting school supplies, personal-care items and toys to fill shoe boxes as part of the Operation Christmas Child progra...

One of the hallmark signs of a top tier program is continued success, regardless of the impact of graduation. Montezuma-Cortez boys golf appears poised to keep their program’s strong tradition intact,...

Michael Sloane, the director of the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, said legislators need to address questions surrounding the public’s right to access water that crosses private lands. Sloan ...

An off-highway vehicle overturned on a steep and narrow backcountry road in Cunningham Gulch north of Silverton Monday, spilling its four passengers as it rolled 77 feet down an embankment. The uniden...

The man who led police on a chase near downtown Farmington, swerving in and out of traffic and nearly colliding head-on with other vehicles, was released from jail Monday after appearing in court befo...

A Dulce woman was sentenced last week to serve five years in federal prison on a voluntary manslaughter charge. Laurice Montoya, 38, was charged March 28, 2022, after a preliminary and detention heari...

A drunken driver who was traveling an estimated 111 mph in the pouring rain on a winding La Plata County road when he crashed his vehicle, killing a passenger and seriously injuring another, was sente...