Tuesday, Mar. 7 4:24 p.m., Two dogs were threatening cattle in a pasture near the intersection of Road 29 and U.S. Highway 160. The woman who owned the cattle stood between the dogs and cattle until t...

Empower Her Forum Farmington Women's Business Center will host the Empower Her Forum from 9 a.m. to noon Friday, March 24, virtually through Zoom. The forum will focus on self-care, connection and co...

In honor of National Women’s History month, the Broadening Horizons Lecture Series at San Juan College will present a special music theater piece, “Unbought,” at 6 p.m. Wednesday, March 29, at the San...

The Student Achievement Center at San Juan College will host an ongoing food drive at multiple locations on campus to assist students who are facing food insecurity. Donation will help stock the colle...

The Farmington Police Department participated in multiple events at Sycamore Park Community Center as part of its spring break Youth Life Skills Week. FPD park rangers started the week by discussing ...

A man driving in fog early this morning on County Road P north of Cortez said he sensed danger ahead and slowed down but still crashed into a large and deep sinkhole. No one was injured, said Montezum...

During a visit Wednesday at the Dolores school campus, U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert encouraged students to realize their worth and not settle for less than their value. “Some people may even say that you ...

Gov. Jared Polis and lawmakers hope to reach 50,000 Colorado students struggling with math skills through after-school tutoring while also offering more training to teachers and even parents. Math sco...

The city of Aztec received a state grant of $39,999, which has been earmarked to develop a 20-year master plan for trails, recreation facilities and open space. City Manager Jeff Blackburn said their...

Colorado Highway 184 remained closed Thursday morning closed because of flooding, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation. The highway is closed from the U.S. Highway 491 junction south...