Starting in January 2026, Farmington drivers will receive advance alerts before fire engines arrive. The new system aims to reduce collision risks by up to 90%. Officials announced Dec. 29 that the de...

Upper Pine River Fire Protection District has secured a federal grant to help Vallecito recover from catastrophic flooding that occurred in October. The agreement was signed Dec. 22, according to a po...

The Tri-City Record has learned that alcohol and excessive speed likely contributed to the crash that killed Farmington businessman William “Billy” DuTremaine in September 2024, according to a New Mex...

Do you know someone who is a delight to be around? You know what I mean. Someone who can brighten a room just by entering it. When you think about people like that, there’s a good chance they share at...

The Women’s Resource Center temporarily closed this month amid the resignation of volunteers and staff members, who cited ethical concerns. Former team members said the board used WRC funds to buy st...

Colorado’s Independent Ethics Commission will investigate a group of 17 Democratic lawmakers, including Rep. Katie Stewart, for potentially taking gifts from special interest groups at a retreat in Va...

Since returning to the White House in January, President Donald Trump has overturned decades of U.S. trade policy – building a wall of tariffs around what used to be a wide-open economy. His double-di...

Americans are still spending on gifts, but increasingly that shopping is happening at thrift and discount stores, according to Placer.ai. That’s likely forcing traditional retailers such as department...

CORTEZ – While most of the presents have been unwrapped and the leftovers from holiday meals still sit in the fridge, the 2025 high school sports year offered plenty of joy for players, coaches, fans ...

As I drive through Montezuma County, I am amazed at the number of “Trump” and “MAGA” signs I still see. I think to myself, Do these people only listen to Fox News or no news at all? Let’s focus on wha...