VATICAN CITY – The Catholic Church and the Church of England, divided for centuries over issues including the ordination of female priests, will take a historic step toward unity next week when Britai...

VATICAN CITY – The Vatican’s child protection board said Thursday the Catholic Church has a moral obligation to help victims of clergy sexual abuse heal. It said financial reparations for the abused a...

Peter and Colleen Procopio of Gallup, N.M., love each other as much as they love flying hot air balloons – which is saying a lot. The pair, who have been flying together since 1993 and met through th...

Fort Lewis College has been ranked No. 17 in the Best Regional Colleges West category by the U.S. News & World Report, according to a news release from the college. The college also ranked within the...

November funds for food assistance have been placed on hold in Colorado during to the federal government shutdown. In Montezuma County, about 5,000 people have received government food aid since 2024....

While communities rebuild after recent flooding, the Colorado Department of Revenue is offering to extend tax deadlines, and 211 Colorado is giving away free Airbnb credits to affected residents. Res...

The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad will resume regular trips to Silverton on Saturday after above-average rainfall flooded the Animas River and damaged sections of track. Starting on S...

When Youth Librarian Aidan Grego first arrived at the Cortez Public Library, he noticed a certain hole in the floor where an Ethernet cable poked through. So Grego did what any creative mind with a 3...

Karen Sanchez-Griego, one of three Montezuma-Cortez RE-1 superintendent finalists, dropped out after Monday’s community event, leaving Assistant Superintendent Eddie Ramirez and Michael McFalls still ...

VALLECITO – Residents evacuated from the Vallecito Reservoir area were given the green light to return home Thursday morning. Beginning about 8 a.m., they slowly trickled back into the community they ...