An unprecedented heat wave over the past few days has shattered temperature records across Colorado – and may have forced the state’s record-low snowpack to peak weeks ahead of schedule. In a normal y...

Registration is now open for the 2026 Mesa Verde Writers Conference, a three-day event for writers of all experience levels that will feature workshops, faculty-led discussions and community gathering...

At its March meeting, the Montezuma-Cortez RE-1 School District rejected a proposal from Caplan & Earnest after some members said they wanted to hear from at least one other firm and raised concerns a...

The Four Corners Board of Realtors is accepting applications for the Dean Hanson Memorial Scholarship, which provides financial support to students pursuing postsecondary or graduate education. The sc...

The dwindling number of Democratic and Republican voters in Colorado is making it increasingly harder for candidates from the two major parties to gather petition signatures to get on the primary ball...

Federal land managers plan to round up and remove 14,000 more wild horses from rangeland across the West this summer and fall, including 1,111 in Colorado. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management’s plans i...

SILVERTON – At 9,300 feet, with a single road in and out and a tourism-reliant economy, winters have never been Silverton’s biggest moneymaker. But this year has been especially difficult. Colorado is...

CORTEZ – Since her freshman year as a starter for the Dolores volleyball program, Montezuma-Cortez High School Panther Keeley Clarke has handled just about every type of serve imaginable from her back...

Baseball Pagosa Springs 16, Dolores 11 (Thursday) Pagosa Springs 11, Dolores 1 (Thursday) The Bears (0-5) continue to move closer to earning their first win of the season but could not hold ...

CORTEZ – If 2025 was a foundation year, the Montezuma-Cortez High School girls soccer team has the pieces to build something even bigger. The Panthers earned their first home playoff game last year as...