A Montrose man, John Austin Fusco, who pleaded guilty to menacing a woman and trespass on Haycamp Mesa, was sentenced Thursday to serve eight years in the Department of Corrections. 22nd Judicial...

The Montezuma County Health Department will soon be switching to an online platform for scheduling appointments for vaccination clinics. Beginning Monday, the email address the department has used...

FARMINGTON – Restaurants, bars and other hospitality establishments that provide alcohol on their menus can celebrate a small victory after New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed a bill that...

FARMINGTON – With the arrival of daylight saving time, some members of the New Mexico Legislature are working to push a bill that would make this the last time New Mexicans need to “spring forward”...

The U.S. Forest Service on Friday released the first draft plans for a proposed expansion of Purgatory Resort, which is now up for public comment. Purgatory Resort, about 25 miles north of Durango,...

The Journal In response to Gov. Jared Polis’ declaration of March 20 as MeatOut Day, community members have organized a Cattle Drive and Freedom Ride to show support for farmers and ranchers....

Fresh off a big win over Ignacio , the Mancos High School girls basketball team’s season came to a grinding halt this week when its state playoff game was canceled because of potential exposure to...

U.S. Sens. Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper of Colorado sent a letter to U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Thomas Vilsack on March 9, urging him to support wildfire recovery in the West...

The popular Ride of the Ancients cycling event is back, and has been revamped into a gravel-grinder course from Dolores through the San Juan Mountains on June 26. Riders can choose between a...

SANTA FE – Two competing proposals to legalize marijuana in New Mexico — one from a Republican, the other from a Democrat — have emerged from a bargaining session among legislators on Tuesday, amid...