ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s top water adviser on Tuesday warned New Mexico lawmakers that snowpack runoff is expected to be grim this spring and that the arid state needs readily available tools so it can accommodate years with particularly slim supplies.

Ski resorts have invested millions in more efficient snow guns DENVER – The sight can be jarring during extreme drought: snowmaking guns lined up on a mountainside, blasting precious crystal flakes on...

Move over graffiti artists, the city of Durango has a new set of misfits. Parks and Recreation sent crews Monday and Tuesday to remove three cottonwoods along the Animas River Trail after beavers down...

Case set for trial in July Armando Lee-Martinez, the Mancos teacher accused last year of sexually assaulting a student and tampering with evidence, has pleaded not guilty. In a Tuesday arraignment, ...

A 6th Judicial District court judge has rescheduled the trial in a local lawsuit seeking damages against the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad for its alleged role in the 416 Fire. Judge Suzan...

Amid an ongoing investigation, the Cortez Police Department released the identities of the three people who were found dead Wednesday at 1609 Tucker Court in Cortez. William A. Sanderson, 79, and his...