Montezuma County recently reported a vote count, its first since about midnight Tuesday. After the two-day pause, the Clerk’s Office added 2,155 votes to its count just before 5 p.m. Thursday, raising...

The race between Katie Stewart, a Durango school board member, and Clark Craig, the mayor of Ignacio, for Colorado’s House of Representatives District 59 remained too close to call Thursday with votes...

According to a Facebook post, the Farmington Museum plans to create a coloring book and proposed a request to Native American artists from the public. They have requested artists to bring a page or tw...

The two friends in Mesa County reportedly had a plan to pressure test Colorado’s mail ballot system to see whether anyone was really checking the signatures. According to authorities, one was a U.S. P...

Montezuma-Cortez district schools will participate in Veterans Day events on Thursday and Monday. The Thursday event is only for Beech Street Preschool students and invited veterans, however. On Thurs...

The Montezuma County Court on Tuesday requested a mental health evaluation and approved the appointment of a liaison from The Bridge shelter for Michael Kim McLaws. McLaws has numerous open court case...

A woman was found dead in the alley near the 10 block of North Washington Street about 6:30 a.m. Wednesday, according to the Cortez Police Department. The Montezuma-Cortez Dispatch received a call abo...

Purgatory Resort will open this weekend for a bonus weekend of skiing on Saturday and Sunday following nearly a foot of snowfall over the past 48 hours. Purgatory will open for daily operations on Nov...

Kate Niles’ new novel, “The Last Hanging of Ángel Martinez,” is a glorious New Mexican buffet of all the good – and not so good – about this unique state. Nowhere else but northern New Mexico has the...

Two Durango residents allegedly caught on a game camera at a historic cowboy campsite in Canyonlands National Park are facing three misdemeanor charges in federal court. Roxanne McKnight, 39, and Dus...