Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association announced last week a proposal to close two coal-fired power plants earlier than planned, thanks to the rising cost of energy production and shrinking...

The seven justices on the Colorado Supreme Court appeared to struggle Wednesday with the technical question of whether a Civil War-era amendment to the U.S. Constitution barring “officers of the Unite...

The Durango Poet Laureate Program announced last week the city of Durango’s first Poet Laureate and Rising Poet Laureate, who will bring a touch of artistry to community occasions through the spoken a...

CORTEZ Now through Dec. 8 Christmas for Kids, Piñon Project, 210 E. Main St. All completed applications need to be received before 5 p.m. Dec. 8. Assisting Montezuma County families who have applied ...

Montezuma-Cortez RE-1 School District’s middle school and high school theater programs will travel to Denver for ThesCon, a thespian conference for Colorado students in the theater arts. The middle sc...

In November, the city of Cortez announced it was engaging in Phase 3 of updating the land use code and hosing policy, noting that members of the community have been taking part in helping draft the ne...

Hundreds of law enforcement officers, family and friends on Wednesday morning filled the Cortez Recreation Center and nearly 900 others viewed the livestream of Sgt. Michael Anthony Moran’s funeral a ...

Community members expressed shock, sadness and solidarity Wednesday in Cortez as a procession of first responders ferried the body of Cortez Police Sgt. Michael Moran to his funeral. Bundled against t...

According to a letter included in Aztec’s latest water bill, the water system recently “violated a drinking water requirement,” but also said it does not constitute an emergency. “As customers, you ha...