A little-known branch of Montezuma County’s Public Health Department moves into the next year with a quarter of its budget restricted by the federal government. Getting a hold of that funding, provide...

Last time I wrote about the Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Dr. Stephen R. Covey, focusing on Habit Four: “Think Win-Win.” Hopefully, I made the case that while a win-win outcome may not al...

Thursday, Aug. 14 9:12 a.m.: Officers responded to 806 S. Oak St. to remove individuals from a condemned property. Two men were arrested on warrants.

There have been more Gazans born than people killed in Gaza since Oct. 7, 2023. Israelis are not barbarians, Hamas is, and the Gazans support them like the German people did the Nazis. Hezbollah in Le...

Three civil rights complaints have been filed against Durango School District by a conservative-leaning nonprofit law firm relating to the district’s equity and inclusion efforts. In early June, t...

Gov. Jared Polis has appointed Archuleta County Court Judge Justin P. Fay to serve on the 6th Judicial District Court. Fay will fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Suzanne F. Carlson, ...

Two suspects appeared in court Thursday after the death of a man at Veterans Park, which Cortez police are investigating as a homicide. Officers responded to a welfare check at the park around 8 p.m. ...

Tuesday, July 29 5:20 p.m.: Deputies responded to a report of trespassing near the 41000 block of U.S. Highway 184 in northeast Montezuma County. A woman reported that a man was on her property and pr...

The New Mexico Congressional delegation last week demanded a swift response from the Department of Justice in providing compensation to New Mexico downwinders. Downwinders are those exposed to nuclear...

Fire crews reported suppressing the spread of the Stoner Mesa Fire on its western edge yesterday, in turn preventing a Level 2 evacuation order for County Road 38 from escalating. Even so, spot fires ...