The Cortez and Durango police departments are donating surplus ballistic helmets and bulletproof vests to Ukraine to help their fight in the war against Russia. On Friday, the Cortez Police Department...

MOUNT CRESTED BUTTE – “This place brings back some memories,” says Wendy Fisher, gazing up at the near vertical walls of snow and rock she just skied. “Doesn’t it though,” says Rex Wehrman, pointing t...

Monday, Feb. 21 12:36 p.m. An employee reported that an unwanted man was camping in the field next to the Baymont Inn, 2279 Hawkins St. He reportedly threatened to fight another employee and burn ...

Saturday, March 12 12:39 a.m. An intoxicated man was arrested after he was reported for having a bow and arrow at the Bridge Emergency Shelter, 735 N. Park St. He was legally prohibited from drink...

Insects and drought continue to take aare taking an increasing toll on Colorado’s forests, challenging the long-term sustainability and resiliency of the state’s roughly 24.5 million acres of forest, ...

It is time to buy a raffle ticket for the Southwestern Cowbelles brand quilt, an iconic symbol of Montezuma County ranching heritage. The traditional queen-size quilt features 41 active local brands a...

The results of a survey to measure voter support of a proposed 1.9% sales tax in Montezuma County conclude that “an organized, well-funded voter education campaign” could lead to approval in the Nove...

Eight Republican gubernatorial candidates shared largely similar viewpoints during a lengthy debate Tuesday evening, just under a month before the Colorado party’s state assembly to select candidates ...

Colorado lawmakers pushing a sweeping bill to try to reduce greenhouse gas emissions have backed off a controversial plan to ban the sale and advertising of gas-powered lawn equipment along the northe...

The Interior Department is on the verge of releasing a report about its investigation into the federal government’s past oversight of Native American boarding schools. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland t...