A Durango man was found guilty this week of second-degree murder for shooting and killing another man in a motel room in 2023. provoked in a sudden heat of passion, tampering with a witness statem...

Montezuma County Board of Commissioners on Monday approved a 5% pay increase for Sheriff’s Office employees as negotiations with the police labor union continue. County officials said the raise, combi...

Thursday, Dec. 18 7:51 a.m. An officer responded to North Chestnut Street, where a man was found sleeping in a doorway with blankets and his personal belongings. He was arrested on a warrant. No...

The Montelores Coalition seeks public feedback on its draft Outdoor Recreation and Conservation Plan. The plan was developed with input from local governments, land managers, community organizations, ...

This year’s Colorado Gives Day broke last year’s record, with $56.5 million donated to Colorado nonprofits by 102,000 donors. Of that amount, Southwest Colorado nonprofits raised $805,672, according t...

On Saturday, Jan. 31, Lamp Post will host a 1940s-themed Winter Gala at 6:30 p.m. The gala benefits the nonprofit’s capital campaign to purchase the former Rock Springs Church property, 32171 U.S. Hig...

An Aztec man allegedly involved in a Sept. 26 street racing incident that caused a car to explode on 20th Street was arraigned Dec. 18 before 11th Judicial District Judge Stephen Wayne. Reese Berthold...

A Shiprock man faces two felony charges after allegedly threatening customers in the food court at the Animas Valley Mall. Daitheus Keeswood, 24, was charged with two fourth-degree felony counts of ag...

DENVER – The head of the U.S. Department of Transportation threatened Monday to withhold $24 million in federal funding from the state of Colorado for what he described as a slow response to a major v...

At Animas High School, ninth graders explore identity through personal essays and papier-mâché masks. The assignment, known as the Socialization and Identity Project, has become a rite of passage for ...