Affordable housing with heart in Cortez

Tawi Kaan, Cortez’s first permanent supportive housing development, opens on Empire Street

Colorado asks court to dismiss Utes’ tribal gaming lawsuit

Southern Ute and Ute Mountain Ute tribes sued state over their stance on sports betting

Vivian Smotherman, Senate District 6 candidate, considers TABOR and balance of local control

Democrat is challenging Sen. Cleave Simpson in critical race

Montezuma-Cortez school board gives updates on fired teacher, BOCES and test scores

District improves average reading score but saw math score declines

Missing in New Mexico Day set for Saturday in Shiprock

FBI: There are 197 Native Americans missing from New Mexico and the Navajo Nation

House District 59 candidate Clark Craig wants to improve cost of living

Ignacio mayor says regulation is harming development; supports states’ rights on abortion

House District 59 candidate Katie Stewart says she’s a ‘rural Democrat,’ not a Denver liberal

Candidate focused on affordable housing, safeguarding women’s reproductive rights

Farmers Market: Destiny Botanicals grows hemp, mushrooms and more in Mancos

James Andersch pivoted to making CBD products after the COVID-19 pandemic

Indigenous Peoples Day celebrated with an eye on the election

In 2020, Native voters proved decisive in the presidential election

Pueblo Community College shows off new classes, simulators

PCC hosts open house to learn about the forestry program and to try out new equipment

Cortez PD says look out for Hurricane Helene scams

People are taking advantage of the hurricane’s damage to get money

BIG high school ag event at the fairgrounds

Colorado officers from the National FFA Organization visit Montezuma County Fairgrounds