How NAFTA built a bustling border city in New Mexico

In southern New Mexico, a dream of a bi-national community, not a concrete wall

Colorado Pongas bar suspected of liquor law violations

Downtown pool hall faces possible suspension or revocation of license

King II coal mine approved for expansion

BLM, Interior Department streamline decision

State reports small increase in Colorado’s unemployment rate

DENVER — Colorado officials say the unemployment rate in the state increased slightly in November to 2.9 percent, compared to 2.7 percent in October. The Colorado Department of La...

Survey suggests economy remains slow in rural areas

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A new monthly survey of bankers suggests the economy remains weak in rural parts of 10 Plains and Western states, but it improved slightly. The overall econom...

The Mac Ranch will move to Main Avenue in Durango

Center will repair iPhones and iPads

N.M. delegates renew push to limit drilling outside of Chaco Canyon

ALBUQUERQUE – Democratic members of New Mexico’s congressional delegation are renewing their pleas for federal land managers to limit oil and natural gas drilling in the northwestern corner ...

SCAPE is accepting applications for 2018

The Journal Do you have a new business idea? Does your established business need help growing to the next level? Do you need office space, mentoring, and equity funding? ...

Denver shuts down 26 legal pot businesses, makes arrests

DENVER — Denver authorities shut down 26 legal marijuana businesses Thursday and arrested 12 people suspected of illegal distribution of pot after a yearlong criminal investigation. ...

First Southwest Bank Partners with online education program

Local bank hopes to provide financial literacy

Appeals court keeps uranium mining ban around Grand Canyon but allows nearby mine

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit on Tuesday upheld a 20-year ban on uranium mining around Grand Canyon National Park but ruled in a separate case that a uranium company could op...

Agency consents to coal lease expansions in western Colorado

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (AP) — The U.S. Forest Service has given consent to expansions of two federal coal leases that would allow a mine to access land beneath the Sunset Roadless Area in w...