More than two years and hundreds of Zoom calls later, a 300-page compilation of Four Corners stories is now published, and four friends worked together to make it happen. It’s called Bahá’í Stories a...

San Juan College marked the opening of its Student Health Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday, bringing a new era of improved physical and mental health services for students. The ceremon...

It remains unclear what caused the Dec. 5 pipeline failure south of Durango, which sent 23,000 gallons of gasoline percolating through the substrate, contaminating nine drinking water wells. Enterpris...

CORTEZ Thursday, Feb. 20 Standup Comedy Open Mic Night, Sunflower Theatre, 8 E. Main St., 7 pm. Bring your best jokes or just enjoy the comedy scene! Tickets and more info at sunflowertheatre.org Frid...

A Farmington attorney has become the first Native American appointed to serve as a district court judge in the 11th Judicial District of San Juan and McKinley counties. Brenna Clani-Washinawatok was a...

Wolf reintroduction could return to the Colorado ballot next year. The Colorado Secretary of State’s Title Board on Wednesday approved language for a proposed ballot measure that would ask voters in 2...

The city of Cortez plans to fully transition to single-driver, automated garbage trucks in March, a process that began in 2022 and is more than 60% complete. Refuse and recycling are in the top 10...

Cody Mallett, pleaded not guilty Tuesday to reckless driving and DUI charges after reportedly hitting hit four cars and the Sligo Wall last year in Cortez. He now faces a jury trial in June. Cody ...

The Cortez Police Department, with the help of 9 p.m. Routine, encourages residents to “be your own watchdog” by following steps to stay safe and prevent thefts. The 9 PM Routine, which is believed t...

A free caregiver workshop focused on mental health in children is being held at the Cortez Rec Center, 425 Roger Smith Ave., from 5:15 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 20. The first workshop, titl...