Anyone living in northern Durango may want to keep their eyes peeled while going for walks after dark. That is because a mountain lion was spotted prowling around near 31st Street and East Fourth Aven...

The Junior Livestock Committee is gearing up to make 2024 a banner year for the Montezuma County Fair. A flier on the committee’s Facebook advertises this year’s festivities as a “Small Town Throw Dow...

Five days after being granted a $500 bond in the 22nd Judicial District, Duece Martinez, 18, was arrested on a warrant from Archuleta County for failing to appear in court and allegedly for violating ...

Over 60 years after setting the state record in the 880-yard run en route to a state championship in track and field, 1962 Cortez High School graduate Jan Frisby continues to rewrite the running recor...

SANTA FE, N.M. – A nearly three-year legal saga for Alec Baldwin in the fatal shooting of a cinematographer ended Friday without a verdict but with tears of relief for the actor and a small coterie of...

Over the next year, you will see billboards, social media, and perhaps even spray-painted artistic messages about how critical early child care is not just important for children’s brains, it’s import...

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife ranger on the trail around Sylvan Lake was hollering. “Paddleboarders! Meet me by the dock,” he yelled. Maray Lindley, 17, and her friend paddled back to the shoreline,...

A Farmington business woman accused of failing to pay more than $2.1 million in oil and gas royalties entered a plea agreement Thursday in U.S. District Court in Albuquerque. Teresa McCown, 55, admitt...

Lower Left Improv, based in Durango, is coming to Cortez for their first performance, hosted by the Sunflower Theatre. The show will feature professionally trained improvisers and local talent, and wi...

MEXICO CITY – The gods must be angry – or just laughing at the hubris of humanity. Authorities in Mexico have slapped a “closure” order on a 10-foot-tall aquatic statue of the Greek god of the sea Pos...