At its Tuesday night meeting, the Montezuma‑Cortez RE‑1 School Board held its first meeting without former superintendent Tom Burris, with new superintendent Eddie Ramirez seated at the board table. T...

Standing before state lawmakers Friday, Councilwoman Marilynn House framed the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe’s future in critical yet hopeful terms. She urged Colorado legislators to deepen consultation with...

After weeks of planning for the worst, the Ouray Ice Park has ice to offer after all, just in time for the 31st Ice Festival this weekend. Ice Park Executive Director Peter O’Neil has spent the past t...

Three active duty soldiers were convicted of dozens of wildlife charges, fined thousands of dollars, and face a possible lifetime suspension to their hunting licenses, after state wildlife officials s...

State wildlife officials are not planning to bring any new wolves to the state this year, Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced Wednesday. The news comes a day after the agency confirmed another gray ...

Enough is enough. That is the bipartisan message county commissioners across Colorado – including here in Montezuma County – have been delivering to state lawmakers, and The Journal’s editorial board ...

Energy Fuels Corporation is so proud of their successes in rare earth mining and processing! CEO Mark Chambers and all of his investors are very proud of their “milestone” achievements, (Journal , ...

BREEN – If one were to drive past Wilderness Farms in Hesperus and glance at the livestock, odds are they would do a double take. Instead of cows, 27 yaks graze on the tawny grasses and linger in the ...

With just days remaining before the Jan. 26 deadline, the city of Cortez is urging residents who want to run for City Council to pick up and return their nomination packets. The open seats are current...