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Warming climate means shortages on Pecos River, study says

ALBUQUERQUE – Federal water managers warned Wednesday that like other basins across the western U.S., the Pecos River Basin in New Mexico is likely to experience growing water shortages as t...

New Mexico considers retirement ‘double dipping’ for police

SANTA FE – Legislators are drafting a plan to ease restrictions against retired police officers coming back to work, in an effort to add law enforcement officers across New Mexico amid a lab...

Durango opts in to statewide opioid settlement

$400 million will be given to Colorado from ‘big 3’ distributors, drugmaker

After several tough years, tourism returns to Silverton

Fires, heavy snow and pandemic upended economy for three years

Senior residents of low-income apartments in Durango watch as services decline

Retiree community with multiple vacancies has been without management for more than a year

Driver flees officer, collides with truck in south Cortez

Suspect vehicle involved allegedly sped through downtown Cortez

Solar project approved south of Cortez

OneEnergy project gains green light for construction; Empire Electric has agreed to buy power

Colorado governor boasts zero shark attacks; here’s the story of New Mexico’s lone incident

Polis’ joke raises questions about an encounter with a sand tiger’s prolonged teeth in the high desert

Dolores gets in the Halloween spirit

Family-friendly trick-or-treating and parties take place all weekend

Southwest Basin water plan update seeks public comment

Plans outline water management in Southwest Colorado

Mancos Creative District names new director

MANCOS — The Mancos Creative District has announced that Katie McClure has been selected as its new executive director. McClure comes from a community-centered health and wellness background...

Farmington exhibition focuses on birth of energy industry

First well drilled in 1921, but city’s population skyrocketed with second boom in 1950s