How candidates for U.S. House differ on health care, the economy, public lands
Local parties push forward with virtual assemblies in Colorado
Cortez
Osprey Packs switches to making protective masks
Cortez-based pack manufacturer donates to responders battling COVID-19
Dolores and Cortez chambers form business task force
Survey will help determine needs
Opening date for McPhee boat ramp delayed
May 1 is tentative new date; breakwater needs repair
Colorado attorney general endorses James Iacino for Tipton’s seat
Phil Weiser says candidate has leadership needed in 3rd Congressional District
Polis extends order closing schools, will address stay-at-home extension
Governor says online learning will help slow spread of COVID-19
Cortez council election days away
Clerk urges voters to drop ballots off by April 7 deadline
Southwest Memorial seeking in-house COVID-19 testing
In-house equipment would provide rapid results to help control outbreak
Three M-CHS basketball players named to two all-conference teams
Whiteskunk, Yarbrough and Jackson receive top honors in Intermountain League
Update: Skier evacuated by helicopter after avalanche near Rico
Slide occurred Tuesday morning on Telescope Mountain
Montezuma County Democrats holding remote assembly
58 delegates sent secure email ballots, chairwoman says
Colorado doesn’t have enough ventilators, so medical professionals get creative
Problem goes beyond number of machines; staff members need training to handle them
Cortez fire crews respond to uncontrolled burns
No structures lost in back-to-back calls
Escape from coronavirus news in nature
Sand Canyon, forest offer respite from pandemic stress
CDOT to enhance commercial parking at rest area between Cortez and Mancos
Work at Sleeping Ute Rest Area to begin April 6
Collision with semitrailer kills Jeep driver in Montezuma County
Crash closes U.S. 491 for four hours
Polis says spread of coronavirus is slowing, but second person in 40s has died
Virus has infected more than 2,600 people and hospitalized more than 400
Census underway in Cortez; coronavirus highlights need to participate
Results will help determine need for assistance in city
How pregnant women in Colorado are adapting to the coronavirus crisis
The CDC doesn’t know whether pregnancy increases chances of infection, but the fast spread of COVID-19 has some women very worried
Remote learning begins in Montezuma County
Districts consider access, engagement, family schedules