Thank you, Mr. Rick Corbett, (Letters, Journal, Nov. 14) for your well-reasoned, intellectual statistical response to my earlier Argentina post (Letters, Journal, Oct. 29). This is exactly what I’ve b...

In recognition of November as Native American Heritage Month, organizers Kristean Velasquez, Cody Dutton and Shawn Harrison held “Rise of the Nation,” a skateboarding and music event, at The Hive in D...

At the core of any Buddhist tradition is the philosophy that life is impermanent. One day, everything in existence will end, and for that reason, everything in that existence is sacred. So, too, was ...

ROME – Pope Leo XIV opened a virtual meeting with American Catholic youths Friday by revealing a closely held pontifical secret: He uses a different Wordle start word each day. Leo shared his strategy...

The church announced Friday that women can now serve missions starting at age 18, lowering the minimum age by one year and matching the age requirement for men. The change – one of the first major mov...

Candidate for Colorado governor and current Attorney General Phil Weiser released his “Opportunity Agenda” on Oct. 30 as part of his wider “Colorado Blueprint” vision. The plan has six main parts: rei...

A request from the Trump administration to transfer former Republican Mesa County clerk Tina Peters from state to federal custody is opposed by state officials, including the Republican district attor...

Officials with the Colorado Rural Health Center visited Cortez on Thursday for National Rural Health Day at Southwest Memorial Hospital. “Each year on National Rural Health Day, we take some time to p...

Bear activity across Montezuma County has dropped significantly in recent weeks, shifting from the high-conflict period this fall. Montezuma County Sheriff Steve Nowlin said calls about black bears ha...

A judge dismissed a defamation lawsuit by Montezuma-Cortez School District Superintendent Harry “Tom” Burris, saying social worker Jonathan “JJ” Lewis was shielded by Colorado’s anti-SLAPP law and man...