Counterfeit $5 bills are circulating in the area, according to the Cortez Police Department. The fake currency has shown up at businesses and were identified by Four Corners Community Bank from deposi...

The city of Cortez approved leasing its fiber optic system to provide broadband services to residents and businesses in the city at the council meeting Feb. 28. The city began thinking through the ide...

At their Feb. 28 meeting, the City Council unanimously approved a plan to rewrite the Cortez land use code after the city’s Community and Economic Development Director Rachael Marchbanks emphasized th...

A skier died Wednesday at Purgatory Resort after falling into a tree well and suffering a medical emergency. Pablo Spencer, 39, of Oklahoma City, fell on the Upper Bull Run trail, an expert run below ...

First Woman and Her Cornfield The Museum of Navajo Art & Culture invites the public to attend a storytelling seminar with Lyle Báhózhóní Harvey at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 11, at the museum, 301 W. Main...

Farmington Police seeking help locating missing person The Farmington Police Department on Wednesday announced that Sharene Tso has been missing since Jan. 14. In a post on its Facebook page, pol...

Professional endurance cyclist Ashley Carelock of Dolores rode away for the victory in the Silverton Whiteout fat bike race Feb. 4. Carelock took overall first place, riding the 10.9-mile course eight...

Farmington Area Single Track has opened registration for its Youth Spring Program. The program will run April 17 through June 17, with one week off for Memorial Day weekend. Each class ride is led by...

Aztec Museum and Pioneer Village will open for spring break, March 14 to 25. The facility will be open to the public from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday and is at 125 N. Main Ave. The museum a...

KSJE radio’s annual Zero Mile Fun Run is planned for 10:30 a.m. May 20 at the San Juan College Learning Commons Plaza. The fun run requires no running, but does offer community members the opportunit...