A jury trial will start Monday for a Cortez man who faces criminal charges for allegedly shooting a woman Sept. 15, 2021, at a home on Montezuma Avenue in Cortez. Gerardo Federico has pleaded not guil...

The Montezuma-Cortez Re-1 School Board on Sept. 20 gained new information about its schools’ status on the state’s accountability clock and announced that it has hired a high school principal and rece...

Colorado’s government is expected to pay another round of TABOR refunds early next year, state officials confirmed on Thursday. This comes after big checks the state mailed to households in August. Un...

Home health care provider PASCO/SW is relocating offices in Cortez and Durango, according to a news release. The Cortez offices have moved to Cortez Plaza at 2208 Main St. from its previous South Wash...

ALBUQUERQUE – New Mexico regulators are concerned about the ability of the state’s largest electric providers to meet demands during peak seasons in 2023 and 2024. The Public Regulation Commission con...

Inflation and rising interest rates aimed at reining in consumer costs are causing Colorado’s economy to slow and stagnate, according to two economic and tax revenue forecasts presented Thursday to th...

Purgatory Resort bike patrol voted unanimously to unionize Wednesday making it the first summertime resort patrol in the United States to do so. This comes after Purgatory ski patrol began wage negoti...

For parents of small children in Montezuma County, shopping options for clothing and products are limited to chain stores or a maze of impersonal online sites. Now, Cortez has a locally owned option. ...

A complaint filed last week in 6th Judicial District Court in La Plata County accuses an Arizona film studio of breaching a contract with an Arizona entertainment company related to a movie set and th...