With gas prices high, Colorado oil production is ramping up

The number of active oil wells in Colorado has nearly doubled in the last year

Wording of 2022 ballot measure could have multibillion-dollar consequences for Colorado schools

The prospective initiative would cap property valuation growth at 3% annually in an attempt to help homeowners and businesses contend with rising tax bills

Summer jazz fusion concerts celebrate Indigenous connection to public lands

Bureau of Land Management artist-in-residence programs features Western tour and workshops from Farmington jazz ensemble D’DAT

Montezuma-Cortez cancels meeting to re-create ‘lost’ recording of executive session

School board planned special meeting to re-create session in which superintendent was asked to resign

Climate bills have drawn the most lobbying in Colorado’s 2022 legislative session

Spending continues to rise, with Xcel Energy topping list and lobbying seven of the top 10 bills

Recreational marijuana sales to begin Friday in New Mexico

SANTA FE – Marijuana aficionados and entrepreneurs across New Mexico are bracing for the April 1 start of state-regulated retail marijuana. New Mexico joins 17 other states that have legali...

Bureau of Land Management extends comment period on Chaco proposal

ALBUQUERQUE – Land managers have scheduled two more public meetings and extended the comment period for a proposal that would prohibit oil and gas development on federal land surrounding a n...

Winter storm headed to Southwest Colorado, San Juan Mountains

Cortez and Durango will get rain; mountains could get 5 to 10 inches of snow

As drought outlook takes shape, preparations begin for wildfire season in Southwest Colorado

Dry and warm weather projected this summer

Firefighters increase containment on Colorado wildfire

No homes lost after nearly 20,000 flee

More local vendors than ever at ag expo

More artisans and creators invited to this year’s Four States Agricultural Exposition

Montezuma-Cortez moving to new elementary curriculum

Teachers and community choose from four curricula; finance director concerned about cost