Colorado’s lawsuit against Purdue Pharma, the maker of OxyContin, is likely to end in a settlement that could give the state ten of millions to invest in addiction treatment, state Attorney General Ph...

Gov. Jared Polis has ordered flags lowered to half-staff on all public buildings and properties, from sunrise to sunset Wednesday in honor of Peace Officers Memorial Day, as proclaimed by President Do...

The Journal On May 8, a Nightingale luncheon was held at the Cortez Conference Center to honor SWCAHEC’s Award Nominees to thank them for their excellence in nursing. Julia Hanson of Pueblo...

Law enforcement from around Southwest Colorado honored their fallen in Durango this weekend, recognizing people in the past century who gave their lives in service to their communities. Doz...

With the Class 3A State Track Meet quickly approaching, members of the Montezuma-Cortez High School boys and girls track teams traveled to Grand Junction on Friday and Saturday to compete in the Grand...

If members of the Mancos High School boys and girls track team perform as well at next week’s state track meet as they did at the Grand Junction Invitational on Friday and Saturday, nobody will be dis...

While the Dolores High School baseball team would have preferred to win the Class 2A District 3/5 Tournament in Delta on Saturday, a second-place finish in the competitive event was enough to qualify ...

IGNACIO – Law enforcement made a large response Monday to a home a few miles north of Ignacio where a person was found dead inside the residence. La Plata County Sheriff Sean Smith said aut...

Drones can change how farmers detect disease, look for pests and manage water and fertilizer – ultimately allowing them to save money. “They are pretty amazing toys,” said Steve Miles, as h...