The Journal Staff Report Every Thursday afternoon, colorful bags of freshly harvested vegetables from the Cortez Middle School garden are laid out at Southwest Open School for students to choose...

As a Southwest tour leader and former museum director, occasionally after a few beers, folks tell me what they took from public land. Then I help them return items. Such is the case with stolen...

Monday, Sept. 30 11:16 a.m. A house in the 17600 block of County Road 27 was surrounded by deputies after a man with outstanding warrants who was considered armed and dangerous was located. The...

Tuesday, Oct. 1 12:47 a.m. An officer served a warrant to a female inmate at Montezuma County Detention Center, 730 E. Driscoll St. 8:45 a.m. An officer was called to the Happy Valley Trailer...

FARMINGTON – Efforts to combat the invasive Russian olive along the Animas River gained cross-state support during a community meeting Thursday at San Juan College. The Animas Watershed Partnership...

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes huddle from Dolores High School hosted the third annual Fields of Faith on the football field Oct. 9. Fields of Faith is a student-led event in which students...

For the third year, Ghost Walk Durango founder Joe Nelson will take brave souls on a Halloween Cemetery Tour, offering a spooky, nighttime history lesson ... and, perhaps, a chance encounter with...

More than 60 people, from 6 weeks old and older, wove their way through Fort Lewis College during a solidarity walk Monday, the first of many college events celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day....

To honor the local Native American culture, Battle Rock Charter School students held an Indigenous Peoples Day celebration Monday. The event featured Native American meals, stick games and...