The Ute Mountain Ute Tribe is hosting a Ute Youth Fashion Project Jan. 2-6 in Towaoc. Kelly Holmes, founder and editor of Native Max Magazine, will teach kids how to design and sew ribbon skirts and s...

The annual Cortez Christmas Bird Count will be Dec. 31. Anyone interested in participating should meet at the Cortez Cultural Center at 7:30 a.m., at 25 N. Market Street. People will be organized into...

South Carolina coach Dawn Staley has been around women’s basketball long enough to see the growing pains of a young WNBA league gradually shifting to increased interest in the sport at all levels. “We...

ALBUQUERQUE – Six entities impacted by the 2015 Gold King Mine spill will share roughly $4 million in grants from a settlement, according to the New Mexico Attorney General’s office. Outgoing Attorne...

Colorado budget analysts expect tax revenue from sports betting to double in the coming year in what would amount to a touchdown, a field goal and a safety for the Colorado water projects. The Governo...

The quarterly Four Corners Economic Development Breakfast Briefing brought community leaders, NAPI representatives and New Mexico State officials to the Farmington Civic Center Nov. 15 to discuss ener...

Durango residents awoke to several inches of snow on Wednesday and Thursday mornings – and should expect more throughout the weekend. The storm arrived Tuesday evening, blanketing higher elevations w...

Gov. Jared Polis appointed Anthony Baca on Tuesday to fill the vacancy left by Anne Woods on the La Plata County Court in the 6th Judicial District. Baca, a Dolores County Court Judge in the 22nd Jud...

Starting Jan. 1, private employees across Colorado will see up to 0.45 % of their paychecks withheld to pay for a statewide program that will eventually provide paid leave for workers. Up to $4.50 for...

Among the tens of thousands of Coloradans who fled the state’s most destructive blaze a year ago were some of the nation’s foremost experts on fire behavior and natural disaster recovery. Brad Wham, a...