After one of the warmest and driest Marches on record, managers and officials across Southwest Colorado are bracing for water supply shortages. Shortages are expected to affect farmers and junior wate...

The legal team for former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters said they are weighing next steps after a Colorado Court of Appeals ruled that she was improperly sentenced in 2024 and should receive a new sen...

Montezuma County Sheriff Steven Nowlin has decided not to suggest a countywide fire ban yet, saying recent moisture and weather conditions warrant giving residents more time to mitigate their properti...

In the far northwestern corner of New Mexico, San Juan County stretches across high desert mesas and long, lonely roads at the intersection of Arizona, Colorado and Utah. The landscape is vast and rur...

Participation surged at this year’s Chokecherry Scramble, which saw about 40 more riders as the off-road motorcycle race returned to Farmington for its second year. The growth reflects a broader push ...

New Mexico forestry officials announced sweeping statewide fire restrictions Monday to prevent wildfires during the state’s unseasonably hot and dry spring. The restrictions ban smoking; fireworks; ca...

After gaining popularity in the U.S. West, the Walbridge apple had all but disappeared in the past century – until last fall. Since 2015, researchers have been trying to locate the remaining Walbridge...

DeFlock Durango organizers held a news conference at the Durango Community Recreation Center on Friday to present an ordinance that, if adopted by Durango City Council, would regulate Durango Police D...

To Bradley Clark, it feels like he has a scarlet letter permanently emblazoned on his chest. “A,” not for adulterer, but arsonist. “That’s a brand that doesn’t go away,” Clark said. “I mean, besides...

Colorado State University will host its Native Education Forum June 1-5, offering a five-day, on-campus program for high school students interested in Native American and Indigenous issues, according ...