Since 2021, the Colorado Department of Human Services and the Office of Civil and Forensic Mental Health invested more than $7.5 million to address the homeless and mental health crisis. Through its F...

After neighbors have clearly opposed Weber Hall – a proposed wedding and small events venue in Mancos – the business will still push at a future Montezuma County Board of Commissioners meeting to get ...

WASHINGTON – A new bipartisan immigration bill seeks to provide children who crossed the border without a parent access to a children’s court, many of whom enter the court system alone. U.S. Sen. Mich...

Any time a small-town newspaper is in jeopardy of closing, we hold our breath. The loss to communities is immeasurable, especially when the paper in financial trouble regularly punches above its weigh...

After a significant amount of dedication to archaeological studies and research in southeast Utah, Tom Windes will discuss how turbulent times affected the area’s 13th century settlement and depopulat...

The Colorado Wildlands Project, in partnership with Conservation Science Partners, released an analysis report this week that showed that the land within Western Colorado’s Dolores River Canyon Countr...

On Thursday morning, reports of another gas leak and gas smell at MCHS delayed the start of school before ultimately being canceled for the day. Reports of the odor came in before students arrived, an...

It has been more than 20 years since Colorado voters amended the state Constitution to create supposedly mandatory funding requirements for public schools. Turns out, they weren’t so mandatory. For mo...

The Montezuma-Cortez Middle School’s theater and choral departments will present “Footloose” this weekend. The play will take place at 7 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 3 and at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Saturday, No...