Businesses and organizations share the importance of event planning in Durango

Major gatherings present positive outcomes for city’s economy

PCC gears up to offer robust lineup of agriculture courses and programs

Coordinator Heather Houk consults with regional ranchers and farmers

Snowstorm hits San Juan Mountains

Avalanche risk increases; but little snow sticks in lower valleys

Historian brought to life the tales of Montezuma County

June Head leaves a legacy of research and stories; decades of work culminated in new Heritage Museum in Cortez

Farmington school district reports 12 vacancies, but a high retention rate

District rebounds from challenging pandemic years

Farmington schools face uphill battle to improve student performance

Twelve teaching positions need to be filled

Ignacio man accused of killing woman to face first-degree murder charge

Sister of victim Raeanna ‘Nikki’ Burch-Woodhull vows to see justice served

Bayfield man who killed three dogs and burned their bodies sentenced to jail

An earlier plea agreement calling for no jail time was rejected

New Mexico's largest electric provider seeks rate hike

ALBUQUERQUE – New Mexico’s largest electric provider is seeking its first rate hike in years as it looks to recoup $2.6 billion in investments that executives say are needed to modernize the...

Oil, gas operator pays millions for Clean Air Act violations

Public prosecution ‘a great model’ for future suits against polluters

‘It’ll never be the same.’ Northern N.M. residents fly over burn scar

Acequia steward keeps pushing for feds to repair irrigation channels and watersheds after minimal help so far

Oxford Dictionaries names ‘goblin mode’ its word of the year

Term came to mean behavior that is ‘unapologetically self-indulgent, lazy, slovenly or greedy’ amid the uncertainty of the pandemic