Volunteers from the Colorado Farm Bureau showed up in Cortez last week to help distribute pallets of food and supplies to the Good Samaritan Center food pantry. The Durango Food Bank received a...

San Juan Basin Public Health on Tuesday announced it will delay the reopening of some businesses and workplaces until May 8, a move that extends restrictions to slow the spread of COVID-19, even as...

When a 2019 Mancos High School graduate decided to join the U.S. Navy, he never imagined that he would battle a virus. Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Chase Rose, 18, is one of almost 800 crew on the...

The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the $30 billion-plus state budget begins to take shape this week as lawmakers consider massive spending cuts. How much tax revenue Colorado will lose to...

Fort Lewis College plans to be open for business in the fall with the preferred option of holding on-campus, in-person classes, but planning for a variety of possibilities is underway as...

La Plata County is expected to implement a six-month moratorium on all new development applications to prepare for adopting a new land-use code this fall. Megan Graham, spokeswoman for the county,...

On Monday, Montezuma County offices and local businesses began a phased, partial reopening with restrictions to protect against COVID-19. Officials encourage the public to make appointments before...

What cures the blues during a pandemic? How about a parade? That’s what Vista Grande Nursing Home in Cortez decided to do Monday to boost the spirits of residents and their families. Nursing homes...

In recognition that learning has been hindered by COVID-19 restrictions, Durango School District 9-R has adopted a temporary grading policy for middle and high school students that won’t affect...

Gov. Jared Polis on Sunday evening issued a six-page executive order outlining Colorado’s new “safer-at-home” phase of the coronavirus crisis as he begins to gradually ease restrictions on people’s...