SALT LAKE CITY – In the 1990s, Dallas Mavericks point guard Derek Harper famously shot down an offer to be traded to the Jazz, quipping to ESPN: “You go live in Utah.” Two decades later, members of th...

SILVERTON – By 11 a.m. Saturday, Silverton appeared, in part, to have regressed a century. Wrangler-clad riders on horseback rode up and down the streets of the historic mining town. At the south end ...

As dramatic as the finish Thursday inside raucous Montezuma-Cortez High School Gymnasium ended up being, both basketball teams’ bosses seemed amazed the final score turned out being so low. Even M-CHS...

Throughout a scoreless first half personally, Ignacio point guard Laci Brunson frequently heard head coach Trae Seibel shouting “high percentage!” when it came to the sort of shot she – and her fellow...

As the competition stiffened on Day Two of the 2A state wrestling championships, the Bluejays stepped up to the occasion. Holding a top five team position through two days, the Bluejays continued to v...

A recently proposed state house bill aiming to offer employees more predictability in their work schedules has Durango Chamber of Commerce members concerned about its impacts on business owners. Hous...

A new pellet mill has been built in Mancos. Mesa Verde Pellets, a subsidiary of Aspen Wood Products, will produce aspen and ponderosa pine pellets for heating and animal bedding, said President and CE...

Farmington Police Department invites the public to enjoy a taco from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 21, at two Taco Bell locations, 2100 W. Main St., and 4601 E. Main St. Community members are encou...

ALBUQUERQUE – A helicopter with a shooter will fly over a portion of the vast Gila Wilderness in southwestern New Mexico next week, searching for feral cows to kill. U.S. Forest Service managers appro...

SANTA FE – New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced Thursday an overhaul of the state's lead agency for protecting children from neglect and abuse, condemning what she described as an “antiqua...