Now that the legislative session is over, my weeks have filled up with visits around the district and meetings with constituents. First, I want to give a huge thanks to the League of Women Voters cha...

Southwest Colorado voters have gotten to know Cleave Simpson in the two and a half years that he’s represented this corner of the state as a thoughtful, easy-to-engage-with state senator who listens. ...

On Saturday, on the streets of Cortez, many local residents came together to exercise their constitutional right of peaceful protest. Old friends, neighbors and relatives lined Main Street with divers...

Public funding under threat – rural and tribal stations will be impacted most “I never wake up in the morning thinking, ‘I might sue the President of the United States today,’” said KSUT Executive Dir...

Around Christmas Day 2024, Christina Rinderle went to her garage to get her bicycle for a ride to work at Durango Land & Homes real estate. But when she got to her garage, she noticed her Trek e-bike ...

Montezuma-Cortez High School celebrated its students’ academic achievements for the second semester of the 2024-25 school year, honoring dozens with spots on the Scholar, Honor Roll and Honorable Ment...

At their June board meeting, the Mancos RE-6 school board said their farewells to Superintendent Todd Cordrey, discussed the budget and student averages and went over a conflict of interest policy for...

Montezuma-Cortez High School has announced that Shawn McAllister was named student of the year and Lindi New, teacher of the year. Shawn McAllister, a senior from the Class of 2025, earned the honor t...

More than 14 million acres of Colorado public lands could be up for sale under the Senate version of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act – including lands at the heart of Durango’s identity. The Republican...