ICE ‘disappeared’ 48 New Mexico residents, attorneys say

Immigrant families, advocates call for New Mexico Legislature to act

Get ready to see Flight for Life flying in pink

The iconic air medical transport service is rebranding to match CommonSpirit Health

Multiple rallies in support of public lands planned for this Friday

Organizers underscore they’re rallies, not protests

Budget disputes stall passage of Gold King Mine Spill Act

Legislators will continue to pursue financial compensation for affected Coloradans

GOP cuts to Medicaid could threaten rural hospitals

Cuts to Medicaid could threaten the financial viability of Southwest Memorial Hospital along with hospitals all across rural America

AI in schools: What are Cortez-area districts telling students?

Mancos school district has created a plan to educate students on the appropriate use of artificial intelligence

Experts warn sell-off of public lands could be the goal behind downsizing

According to researchers, cuts and firings at federal agencies like U.S. Forest Service could help efforts to privatize some public lands

Senate passes spending bill, averting shutdown

Colorado senators resist while other Democrats buckle, reflecting party disunity

Bring your gardening dreams to fruition at this free workshop in Cortez

It’s the first of a series of gardening classes

Local veterans ‘have faith’ that federal cuts won’t hurt them

'It’s too early to tell whether the cuts will be good or bad,’ DAV commander says

Dolores BEST grant construction to begin this summer

Foundations are expected middle to late summer

Mancos school district begins search for new superintendent

Todd Cordrey’s resignation is effective in June