Navajo Nation fire mostly contained at 96%
Blaze burned over 12,000 acres in almost two weeks
Health & Wellness
Durango dispensary’s marijuana recalled for unapproved pesticide use
State investigators say anyone who purchased items should return them immediately
New Mexico spends $66,000 asking neighboring states to wear a mask
Advertisements target big cities in Arizona and Texas, with increasing COVID cases
Second COVID-19 outbreak reported at a workplace in Durango
Health officials say there is little risk to the public
Census self-response rate only 4.9% on Navajo Nation
Officials blame COVID-19, lack of internet
Staff member at Farmington senior center possibly exposed to COVID-19
No evidence yet of transmission to clients
Bayfield author draws ‘eerie’ similarities between 1918 and 2020
‘History, of course, repeats itself,’ says Curt Brown
Southern Ute Indian Tribe drafts plan to reopen
Stay-at-home restrictions remain in place for time being
San Juan County Adult Detention Center reports 118 total coronavirus cases
All inmates were tested after detainees were found to be positive
Navajo Nation fire grows to 10,694 acres, health advisory issued
Smoke expected to impact region north and east of blaze
Wood Springs Two Fire grows to more than 5,000 acres
Calmer winds Tuesday benefit firefighters
Local Native American poet talks trauma on national podcast
‘You are the answers to our ancestors’ prayers’
Three dead from drinking hand sanitizer
3 others in critical condition, one person permanently blinded
32 inmates test positive for coronavirus at San Juan County detention center
Additional test results pending; only one detainee showing symptoms
Man dies from gunshot wound south of Durango
Death occurred Monday in remote area off La Posta Road
Bureau of Land Management announces openings in northwest New Mexico
Some recreation areas to reopen for day-use and camping
Colorado grant builds composting capacity, efficiency at Table to Farm Compost
Award helps state meet goal of cutting waste by 28%
New Mexico reopens breweries as COVID-19 cases trend upward
Health officials warn reopenings don’t mean coronavirus concerns are over
Bayfield residents say no to a mandatory face-mask order
Residents said they are doing their part, survey shows
Southern Ute Indian Tribe conducts sweeping communitywide COVID testing
Tribe offers free tests for up to 2,000 people