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Wright, Montano take school board oaths tonight

Re-1 board interviews delayed

BLM moves line upgrade meeting

The Bureau of Land Management has moved the public meeting featuring the Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association, Inc. line upgrade project overview to Monday, Nov. 23, at 5 p.m. a...

Presidential candidate Ben Carson leads Hillary Clinton in Colorado

Clinton trails top Republicans

City refuse crew working Thanksgiving holiday

For The Journal City of Cortez offices will be closed Thursday and Friday, Nov. 26 and 27, but the refuse crew will work. Residents should have their trash out by 5 a.m...

Flume construction begins

Baxstrom is denied defender in domestic violence

Defense attorney tests patience of county judge

Police stun pedestrian 5 times

After instructing a disoriented and intoxicated man to vacate a Main Street parking lot, Cortez police officers followed the subject and then tased him five times. In a three-page...

Taste of the Seasons decks halls for 17th year

Event benefits local United Way charities

Yucca House expansion, access point delayed

Mesa Verde superintendent says it’s up to Congress

Durango school bus rolls over; minor injuries reported

State Patrol captain: It’s mostly just cuts and bruises from what I saw

Towaoc library receives donation

A retired art history professor has donated about 700 books on Native American art and culture to the Ute Mountain Ute library. Peter Jacobs, a professor emeritus in Colorado Stat...

Metal sediment unlikely to dissolve

FLC professors plan research on effects on plants