To be honest, I’m feeling lousy-depressed, anxious, I have a poor appetite, I have muscle cramps and no energy. It’s probably at least in part situational. We’re making a double move. One in December ...

A pair of wolves released this week in Colorado were part of the large Five Points pack in Oregon that killed three livestock animals. Oregon wildlife officials permitted federal officials to kill fou...

On Dec. 18, the City of Cortez announced that they will apply for the Community Business Preservation Program administered by the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade on beh...

Attorney General Phil Weiser has settled with Wyatts Towing for $1 million after a monthslong investigation that found “numerous violations of state law.” The state concluded the company towed thousan...

For many in Durango, the restaurant and hospitality industry is how they make a living. Restaurants and bars are heavily emphasized because of the city’s high visitation rate, especially during the s...

Thursday, Nov. 16 11:50 a.m. A deputy took a report for a theft that occurred in July outside Montezuma County jurisdiction in the 12000 block of U.S. Highway 491. Saturday, Nov. 25 5:55 p.m. A deput...

The New Mexico Attorney General’s Office confirmed Monday that it is investigating potential gas gouging in San Juan County. The confirmation comes after Farmington Mayor Nate Duckett wrote a letter t...

It is not often in a 24/7 news cycle, that a tiny story on Page 3 can make you sit up and shout out loud, “Well, I’ll be darned, that is the biggest story of water in Colorado in the last 50 years.” T...

The San Juan National Forest is accepting comments on a draft environmental assessment of a controversial gas drilling and pipeline project in the HD Mountains southeast of Bayfield. Catamount Energy ...

Don Gittleson isn’t a big letter-writer, but when a wolf wearing a Colorado Parks and Wildlife tracking collar attacked his calf on the morning of Dec. 13 he felt he had no recourse but to write to Kr...