Jury finds Ronald J. Morosko guilty in fatal hunting incident
Defendant found guilty of criminally negligent homicide in death of Gregory Gabrisch; sentencing is March 31
Cortez
Jury hears closing arguments in Morosko hunting trial
Deliberations began Tuesday, will continue Wednesday
Day 3: Morosko defense asserts faulty investigation of fatal hunting shooting
Psychologist testifies defendant’s mental ability was impaired after traumatic shooting incident
Day 2: Prosecutors present case that Morosko mistook bowhunter for elk
Defense cites statements by Morosko that he and partner saw an elk
Zu Gallery’s ‘Food’ art show to benefit Good Samaritan Food Pantry
Zu gallery plans sixth community pop-up show
Piñon Project and United Way celebrate charitable giving
Christmas for Kids served 190 families in 2022
New trial begins in Cortez after mistrial in fatal hunting case
Texas bowhunter was fatally shot by a muzzleloader hunter from Pennsylvania in San Juan National Forest
New trial in hunting death is delayed by weather, loss of key witness
Two snowed-in jurors don’t make it to court; mistrial request denied
Update: Snow closes schools in Montezuma County, Dove Creek
Impacts of major winter snowstorm linger into middle of week
Update: Major snowstorm causes power outages and closures in Montezuma County
But snowfall provides high hopes for McPhee Reservoir and drought-ravaged farms and ranches
Colorado Rep. Marc Catlin honored in Review magazine
‘Who has the Juice in 2022’ features 10 individuals or groups
Southwest Memorial Hospital upgrades on hold
High interest rates delay $23 million in projects, including new emergency department and expanded surgery suites
Montezuma-Cortez school board names Lyndreth Wall as newest member
Wall also serves on Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Council
Snowstorm closes schools, roadways and Mesa Verde in Southwest Colorado
Mountain passes also close after weekend storms
Montezuma-Cortez splits league-opening contests
Panthers teams start 1-1 in Intermountain basketball play
Sheriff Office’s drug task force plans to use new state law to prosecute fentanyl cases
Sheriff’s Office also working with Southwest Health to provide help to users
Dolores, Montezuma-Cortez, wrestlers open 2023 with high ambition
Both squads shake off the holiday rust
New animal feed store on Cortez’s Main Street supports farmers
Most grain purchased in Montezuma County
Kelly Gregory finds a home base for her restaurant and coffee shop
Kelly’s Kitchen opens in Dolores after delighting locals with popular food truck
Eli Tomac crashes, comes back to win opening Supercross in Anaheim
Yamaha ace from Cortez puts on a dazzling display of speed on new bike