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Montezuma County Economic Development Team asks for resident insight

The team is asking residents to complete a spending behaviors survey

Photos: Hundreds honor Rep. Mike McLachlan at memorial

Ahead of recall vote, Silverton trustees look to set the record straight

Election scheduled for Oct. 12; new candidates can throw names into ring

Judge orders dogs be returned after seizure by sheriff

Citations issued for alleged animal cruelty

Outbreak at Durango car dealership grows; 12 cases, 3 deaths

Community urged to wear masks, receive vaccination for COVID-19

Volunteers blast away offensive graffiti from Durango climbing area

X-rock, a popular crag, was hit with vulgar, racist images in June

FEMA to pay for funerals for those lost to COVID-19

New Mexico families have already seen payments

Mountain bikers converge in Dolores for Boggy Draw Beat Down races

Cortez rider gets a win; several Durango riders nab first place

New Mexico customers sound alarm over major utility merger

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico customers are sounding the alarm over a proposed multibillion-dollar merger of the state's largest electric utility provider with a U.S. subsidiary of Spanish energy giant Iberdrola, citing a sordid track record of reliability and customer service.

More hazy days forecast for Four Corners

Smoke from wildfires expected to linger through Wednesday morning

New Mexico officials urge employers to require vaccinations

SANTA FE – New Mexico’s Democratic governor and dozens of other elected officials are urging the state’s business community to require that employees be vaccinated against COVID-19 or altern...

Albuquerque matches record number of homicides this year

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — With more than four months remaining, Albuquerque has already matched a record number of homicides this year within the city limits.