ALBUQUERQUE — He had been sober for years, a beacon in the recovery community who inspired dozens of people to get clean. When the pandemic hit, the Narcotics Anonymous meetings that served as a sanc...

The family of Peter Marshall, who was killed in an avalanche near Red Mountain Pass as he participated in an avalanche safety class with the Silverton Avalanche School, has dropped its lawsuit against...

In the summer of 2020, Colorado lawmakers were grappling with deep cuts to the state’s budget amid uncertainty about coronavirus and how the pandemic would impact the state’s economy. Now, as they ent...

Former La Plata County Sheriff Sydney “Duke” Schirard died Dec. 11 after struggling with a staph infection. He was 80 years old. Schirard, a Bayfield resident, served five terms as sheriff. He was fir...

The Navajo Nation Police Department is seeking the public’s help in finding a missing person and identifying a deceased man. Marie Gene Benally, 54, was last seen Nov. 10 at Chilchinbeto Estates in Ch...

HELENA, Mont. — Federal wildlife officials say two species of rare insects in the Rocky Mountains will need several thousand acres of glaciers and snowfields if they are to survive a warming world th...

SANTA FE – New Mexico’s Democratic governor on Monday renewed her call for state legislators in the major oil producing state to approve requirements for fuel producers to reduce greenhouse gas emissi...

The city of Cortez has hired new staff, is conducting invasive tree mitigation and has launched a financial transparency public portal, said City Manager Drew Sanders. Creighton Wright has been select...

New air-quality rules will tackle toxic oil and gas emissions in Colorado in the coming years. The Colorado Air Quality Control Commission adopted regulations Friday that will increase leak detection ...

There’s a new heavyweight investor buying up properties on Crested Butte’s historic Elk Avenue. But this time it’s not a reclusive billionaire from afar. Jeff Hermanson, who transformed Denver’s Larim...