The 2022 Montezuma County Veteran’s Parade will take place Nov. 11 at 1 p.m. on Montezuma Avenue in Cortez. Military veterans will walk or ride in the parade, and there will be patriotic floats, color...

Proposition 121 asks Colorado voters for the second time in two years to decide whether to reduce the state’s individual and corporate income tax rate. In 2020, voters approved a ballot measure slashi...

There are only three Total Wine & More stores in Colorado, when in other states, like Florida and California, there are dozens. That’s because Colorado’s liquor laws allow retailers have only three lo...

Coloradans have been able to buy full-strength beer at all grocery and convenience stores since 2019, three years after the state legislature passed a law that changed how retail alcohol sales are reg...

During the pandemic, the ability to order a couple to-go margaritas with your takeout dinner helped boost Colorado restaurant’s revenues at a time when restrictions on in-person dining devastated loca...

A Denver judge on Monday temporarily halted the recall effort against state Sen. Kevin Priola, giving Democrats a better chance of keeping their majority in the Colorado Senate for at least the durati...

Drivers take note – especially those with a lead foot. The Durango Police Department is stepping up traffic enforcement after an uptick in traffic crashes during the past year. There were 492 crashes ...

The Durango Fire Protection District is eagerly awaiting the arrival of a new ambulance that will be used specifically for long-range transports. The ambulance is part of DFRA’s Inter-Facility Transpo...

Native American students at Fort Lewis College gathered Monday for a potluck lunch punctuated by traditional Native dishes during a day filled with events on campus to honor and celebrate Indigenous p...

DENVER – A man accused of driving into a crowd outside a Colorado bar after a fight, killing one person and seriously injuring four others, was on parole from prison at the time, according to court do...