Trees aren’t as nurtured as much as they once were. They’re even disappearing and inadvertently losing some popularity as we move away from that water-sucking monocrop, formerly called a lawn, toward ...

CORTEZ Thursday, March 23 African slideshow, 4-6 p.m., Cortez Public Library, 202 N. Park St. Free. A slideshow and talk on trip to Africa and a safari. Saturday, March 25 Larry Don Suckla, 2-3:30 p.m...

A Tween Lakes homeowner could use the public’s help in identifying three men who burglarized his home once – and in the case of at least one man – possibly twice in two weeks. The thieves made off wit...

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed the Higher Education Crisis and Suicide Prevention bill into law March 17. HB 23-1007 requires schools of higher education to print the Colorado and National Crisi...

Access to farmland and water can be major barriers to new farmers entering the business as the older generation retires. Beginning this month a series of meetings in Montezuma and La Plata counties wi...

Southwest Colorado residents expecting warmer spring temperatures may want to hold onto their winter jackets a little longer as more snow is expected throughout the week. Yet another atmospheric river...

The nominees for a 15-member panel that will oversee Colorado’s new framework for legalized access to psychedelic mushrooms were given initial approval by a Colorado Senate committee last week. The Na...

NATHROP – A man hot-tubbing in a backyard near Mount Princeton Hot Springs Resort on Saturday night was clawed by a mountain lion that left four superficial scratches on his head and right ear, Colora...