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Retailers curb indoor sales as virus surges in New Mexico

Big-box stores can remain open if they offer essential goods, services

Four new outbreaks reported in La Plata County restaurants, workplaces

State and local health departments aware of 11 active cases

With final weeks looming, Senate subcommittee takes testimony on CORE Act

Sen. Michael Bennet calls hearing a ‘big step’

Former Durango police officer receives deferred agreement in domestic violence case

Justin Moore enters treatment as part of deal with district attorney

Governor calls on Legislature to approve pandemic relief

Michelle Lujan Grisham: “Exponential growth” in virus cases

Armed robbery suspect hits another Durango gas station

Speedway robbed at gunpoint; man becoming more aggressive, police say

Six active coronavirus outbreaks reported in Montezuma County

Five businesses and a church have two or more positive cases

Southwest Memorial Hospital in Cortez is hit by pandemic

Capacity still 50%, but some staff infected by COVID-19, CEO says

Dolores schools to incorporate extended breaks, hybrid learning

Rise in COVID-19 cases forces district to adapt

Colorado restaurants worry coronavirus restrictions are the final blow

At least 15 counties will enter Level Red, meaning indoor dining at restaurants must cease

New Mexico women cited with DUI in crash near Bayfield

Driver of Chevy sedan drifted into oncoming traffic, troopers say

Ski areas in ‘Level Red’ counties can remain open under new coronavirus restrictions

DENVER – Ski areas in Colorado counties that are listed at Level Red, or “severe risk,” will be allowed to keep their lifts turning when new restrictions take effect Friday, according to sta...