Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters won’t be allowed to oversee the 2022 elections, the second consecutive year a judge ruled in favor of Secretary of State Jena Griswold who sued to prohibit Peters’ involv...

Many homes near America’s largest wildfire survived the latest barrage of howling winds and erratic flames, but New Mexico’s governor said Tuesday the risk of more destruction is high and that the lon...

Librarian and quilter Diana Donohue was awarded the 2021 Dolores Citizen of the Year by the Chamber of Commerce for her contributions to the community over the years. “She goes out of her way to share...

Deer and elk in Southwest Colorado have lower rates of chronic wasting disease than other parts of the state, according to results from Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s first five years of mandatory test...

More than 900 mountain bikers converged on Phil’s World on Saturday to test their endurance while raising money for organizations that work with kids in the annual 12 Hours of Mesa Verde mountain bike...

DENVER (AP) — With wildfires becoming bigger and more destructive as the West dries out and heats up, agencies and officials tasked with preventing and battling the blazes could soon have a new tool t...

Democrats in the Colorado legislature are facing the prospect that dozens of bills could die on the calendar when the 2022 lawmaking term adjourns Wednesday night as Republicans in the state House dep...

When the tourists leave the cliff houses at Mesa Verde National Park, wildlife will wander in for a photo shoot. Cameras monitor the condition of ancient dwellings and watch for looting and trespassin...

When the tourists leave the cliff houses at Mesa Verde National Park, wildlife will wander in for a photo shoot. Cameras monitor the condition of ancient dwellings and watch for looting and trespassin...