A Democratic state senator who signed on as a cosponsor of Senate Bill 3, which would ban the manufacture and sale of certain semiautomatic rifles, shotguns and handguns that can accept detachable amm...

Starting Monday, the city of Cortez will host a series of four digital marketing classes for members of the community who are interested in learning more about growing their business. Classes are free...

Thursday, Jan. 30 7:45 p.m. A woman was cited with shoplifting and banned from Walgreens, 1671 E. Main St. Friday, Jan. 31 10:53 a.m. A man was arrested on two warrants near Dolores State Bank, 744 E....

ALBUQUERQUE – A hearing in a New Mexico courtroom devolved into chaos when three people rushed the defendant in a homicide case, setting off a brawl with flying fists and kicks. Courtroom video camer...

Durango High School girls basketball player Claire Goodwin has racked up plenty of miles on her mom’s car striving to be a great player the last few years. Those miles and hours in the car have become...

From the north end of Durango, the snow on Chapman Hill shimmers like the town’s prized jewel on the edge of a small mesa below Fort Lewis College. During a winter in which storms have by and large mi...

The Montezuma County Sheriff’s Office gave tips to ensure “safe agricultural burning” after an increase in “human-caused” fires in Montezuma, Dolores, La Plata and Archuleta counties in the past few w...

On Wednesday, Feb. 5, thousands demonstrated across America in response to President Donald Trump’s actions in office. About 20 people participated in Cortez, waving signs and gathering in front of t...

Dear Mr. Know-It-All: Years ago in Bloomfield, directly next to Kare Drug, there was a medical facility and local doctors, but it closed up shop and left, leaving Bloomfield high and dry. ...

Visual art, poetry and augmented reality collide in a new exhibit at Create Art & Tea. The exhibit, “Voices Inside My Head” features paintings by artist Tad Smith (who is also manager of creative serv...