Colorado’s daily flood of new coronavirus cases is overwhelming the local public health officials who work to accurately count cases and inform anyone who might have been exposed by each new...

The first annual Festival of Wreaths is kicking off in Cortez with Community Connections and 20 business sponsors and more than a dozen business donors. Local board member Cynthia Sadler suggested...

Wednesday, Nov. 25 12:39 p.m. A wallet was lost at Walmart, 1835 E. Main St. The wallet was turned in, but the owner reported cash was missing. 4:11 p.m. Shoplifting was reported in the 1600...

One of the kids in Patsy Burenheide’s third grade class earlier this fall met with her class via Zoom by sitting at the edge of her family’s garage in Milliken, where she could access her...

Colorado’s election results will be official within a week at the most without the controversies surrounding lawsuits and certification seen in other states. All but one of the state’s 63 counties ...

FARMINGTON – As New Mexico rapidly approached more than 100,000 positive cases of COVID-19, the latest health order from the governor’s office allows businesses to reopen with restrictions. The...

It appears the time has finally come to put in place a permit system to visit the popular Ice Lakes Trail outside Silverton. After a year of incredible use, which resulted in significant damage to...

A Durango restaurant that refused to close to in-person dining in defiance of a public health order in place to slow the spread of COVID-19 was issued a cease-and-desist order Tuesday. As the...