Editor’s Note: This article is the third of three articles about Montezuma County’s noxious weed program. Part 1 on Tuesday provided insight into why the weed program, considered a model for S...

Montezuma County recently opted into a lawsuit with six other counties against the state of Colorado, which passed a bill that permitted itself to transfer $25 million of severance tax dollars from lo...

On Monday, the Cortez Police Department announced that a recent large-scale operation called “Operation Hot Summer Nights” shut down a drug trafficking operation in Cortez that ended with the convicti...

Fenceline Cider’s Community Pick program is entering its second annual year, and the cidery is asking orchards to participate in the program by bringing harvested apples to Fenceline Cider to be used ...

On Friday, the Montezuma-Cortez school district sent a letter to parents regarding the Georgia Apalachee High School shooting that took place Wednesday, addressing concerns and providing details about...

The Center for Biological Diversity recently announced a $15,000 reward for information “leading to the arrest and conviction” of whoever shot and killed a California condor in March this year. The ki...

Montezuma-Cortez school district Superintendent Tom Burris on Thursday provided school data information to district staff, congratulating them on their work that resulted in all district schools being...

On Monday, Sept. 2, Cortez Police arrested a man for allegedly beating another man with a golf club near City Market. Officer Michael Rivas responded to North Harrison Street about 3:10 p.m. after rec...

Near Ruidoso, New Mexico lies a 19th century military fort, now a state historic site, surrounded by public land and thick, untouched grasses only lightly grazed by cavalry horses. But what’s really i...