Voters’ unfamiliarity with the attorney general has always been the Democrat’s greatest vulnerability in the governor’s race
Some think it’s a trap to end reintroduction
The historical society, which preserves numerous relics of the region, is operating with only two officers and limited funds, prompting a community meeting
Road access, emergency response and traffic impacts surfaced as key concerns before approval
The 1974 killings drew national attention to racial injustice in the Four Corners region
Durango School District considers merging schools amid enrollment, budget pressures
Public lands agency recommends using lower-elevation roads and trails
Dolores Conservancy District splits water between Ute Farm and northern farmers
Memorial service scheduled Monday at Sky Ute Casino
Local historians lead free walking tours through downtown district, Montezuma Avenue
Voluntary restrictions are already in effect throughout the city; mandatory restrictions on lawn watering start May 15
Path to lower fuel price increases is uncertain
Crash killed adult on van
Media outlets strive to hold powerful to account and inform readers
Rising outbreaks in neighboring Arizona, Utah driven largely by unvaccinated populations
State requires all counties be in compliance by December
Paddling groups want to float. Others want to wade. Landowners want the status quo. And lawmakers seemingly don’t want to get wet in a water fight
Colorado insurance premiums have risen 65% in 5 years. Hailstorms are mostly to blame
State budget plan cuts $130 million, targets affordable rental housing
The staff of The Journal, shown in the Cortez Area Chamber of Commerce Business Resource Center & Co-working Space. From left, Ann Marie Vanderveen, Anna Watson, Trent Stephens, Tamara Desrosiers…
