Cortez

A slice of tradition brings out the community for a much-needed dose of normalcy in a year that has been anything but normal. The 31st annual Parade of Lights, organized by the Four Corners Board...

Dolores is shining bright for the holiday season, with a decorated town and events planned. The giant spruce tree and Galloping Goose rail car are lit up in front of town hall, festive wreaths line...

The city of Cortez is offering to fast-track the application process for restaurants and retail stores looking to increase outdoor capacity. The goal is to offset restrictions on indoor capacity...

A New Mexico man, Manuel Nester Vargas, has been arrested for suspicion of illegal distribution and possession of the drug fentanyl in the Cortez area, according to the Cortez Police Department....

A persistent drought continues in the Four Corners, and residents should expect more of the same, weather officials report. For the Cortez area, precipitation is at 44% of normal for the year, said...

Ute Mountain Casino Hotel announced Monday that it will temporarily close hotel and casino operations because of its concerns about the coronavirus pandemic and to assist the Ute Mountain Ute tribe...

The tradition of Santa Claus and the spirit of giving will continue this holiday season, but with adjustments for pandemic precautions. On Dec. 5, the Stuff the Bus gift donation event for families...

A Montezuma County investigation and search for a man suspected of forcing a female driver off the road led to an arrest Nov. 30 on Haycamp Mesa, said Sheriff Steve Nowlin. John Austin Fusco, 37,...

New outbreaks of COVID-19 continue to hit Montezuma County and include a senior living center, a church, a county department and a major retailer. The county now has 14 active outbreaks in the...

A roaming young mountain lion has arrived at Mesa Verde National Park after traveling 558 miles from central New Mexico, wildlife officials report. The young male was fitted with a GPS collar by...

The 22nd Judicial District has implemented an order to conduct all court cases remotely because of the increase in COVID-19 cases in Montezuma and Dolores counties. Until further notice, criminal...