A massive logjam is backing up Vallecito Creek – a direct result of the mid-October floods that forced hundreds of residents in northern Vallecito to evacuate. The debris pile, located within the boun...

Cortez City Manager Drew Sanders told City Council on Tuesday that staff will provide a full timeline and accounting at the Dec. 9 meeting to explain a sales tax overcollection mistake revealed weeks ...

Families can again visit the San Juan National Forest to cut their own Christmas tree, with seasonal permits available online and at the Dolores Ranger District office and other Southwest Colorado sit...

Three applicants have thrown their hats into the ring to become the next judge for San Juan County Court in Silverton. According to a news release from the Colorado Judicial Branch, Shane Goranson of...

Though the Federal Aviation Administration expected this Thanksgiving to be one of the busiest in terms of air travel in the past 15 years – with an estimated 360,000 flights scheduled through the wee...

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents’ conduct during arrests in Colorado has been “unlawful,” a federal judge ruled Tuesday in an order that restricts how immigration officers can arrest people ...

Sipapu Ski and Summer Resort started spinning its lifts Nov. 21, once again becoming the first ski area in New Mexico to open for the season. The ski area only fired up its Big Magic Carpet for the op...

The director of Colorado Parks and Wildlife, who ushered in the state’s wolf reintroduction program amid widespread scrutiny over many of his decisions, is stepping down. Jeff Davis announced Tuesday ...

Skiers and snowboarders eagerly awaiting the start of the winter downhill season may finally be able to hit the slopes. Purgatory Resort announced Tuesday that it plans to open Friday. The resort had...

DENVER – After the program’s winningest season and its first state tournament appearance in six years, the Dolores volleyball team landed three players to Colorado’s all-state teams. Junior outside hi...