With early voting underway in Colorado, candidates are making their final pushes to shore up votes ahead of Election Day, Nov. 3. Much of the country’s attention has been focused on the pre...

DENVER — Six years ago, Colorado Democrats failed to convince enough voters to reject Cory Gardner’s bid for the U.S. Senate. Their warnings that the Republican could, someday, be the confirming vote ...

The Journal Cortez Public Library will host a virtual presentation “True Ghost Stories of the West” from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday via Zoom. Paranormal expert and publisher Hank E...

DENVER (AP) – When patients sign up for the newest kind of therapy at the Mental Health Center of Denver, here’s what comes in their welcome packet: A biofeedback device that clips to their...

DENVER – Helmet, goggles, skis? Check. Hand sanitizer, face covering, reservation? Check. About seven months after the coronavirus cut the ski season short at the height of spring break, re...

Get ready for a mysterious sight to fall from the sky: rain and snow. After weeks of unseasonably dry and sunny weather, things are about to look different. “It’s going to be a p...

Shortly after his team defeated Hayden High School two weeks ago, Mancos High School’s physical senior linebacker, Colt Fury, proclaimed, “I think we’re the hardest-hitting team in eight-man football ...

The Ice Fire experienced little growth and was 30% contained as of Thursday night despite high winds that swept through the region. “There was a little bit of activity, but it was basically...

Like the rest of us, country music singer Chevel Shepherd hadn’t planned on the coronavirus pandemic and ensuing springtime quarantine. The Farmington teenager – and Season 15 winner of tel...

The former Cortez finance director was sentenced to 30 days in jail, two years of probation and a restitution payment of over $78,000 Thursday after pleading guilty to embezzlement of public property...