The Four Corners AI Conference held Tuesday at Fort Lewis College explored on how rural communities could responsibly implement one of the fastest-growing technologies in the world. The conference co...

A message written in the sand gave San Juan County Sheriff’s Office investigators insight into what might have happened to an elderly couple from Hemet, California, who died recently in the Bisti Badl...

Colorado entrepreneur and consultant J.B. Holston will take over as the state higher education department’s new executive director starting in January, an announcement from Gov. Jared Polis’ office sa...

Cortez plans a major overhaul of its City Charter, with changes likely on the spring ballot. Updating the charter is rare. Much of Cortez’s governing document includes decades-old rules, some referenc...

Blue the Blue Heeler trotted into The Journal on Thursday wearing a festive Santa sweater and flashing a wide grin. He quickly crawled into a lap for cuddles. This wasn’t a random holiday visit. Blue ...

City officials will host an informational meeting for residents interested in running for the four open council positions in the April city election. The open house is scheduled for 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. ...

After one of Colorado’s gray wolves wandered into New Mexico, wildlife officials captured it and rereleased it Thursday in Grand County. The wolf’s capture was part of a multistate agreement, under Co...

The vast majority of unaffiliated voters in Colorado say they intentionally registered that way, according to findings from a new poll, eroding the assumption that the growing share of unaffiliated vo...

U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet, a Democrat who is running for Colorado governor in 2026, would support a constitutional amendment to allow the state to redraw its congressional districts to offset partisan ...

“Tiny Tim, you mischievous devil,” snarled Scrooge. “Now, now,” chided the Ghost of Christmas Future from behind Scrooge’s chair. Playing black, Scrooge thought the game was won with his queen agains...