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Colorado panel flips on police-reform bill

The House Judiciary Committee on Thursday reversed course on a police-reform bill that it already passed, choosing to kill the…

Climate puts goats at risk

Biologist warns future uncertain

Letting go

Schuenemeyers close Let It Grow to focus on orchard restoration

Business

Home show broadens appeal

Musicians, vendors added for browsers

Indian mascot bill loses funding

Effort twould depend on private dollars

Business

Local advertising rep joins the Journal

Multimedia marketer helps businesses grow

Local vets get care near home

40-mile rule likely to help, Torres says

Cannabis seed giveaway draws a crowd

Event organizers encourage local growers market

A big thirst

Water documentary includes Montezuma Valley

Cortez man pleads guilty in child porn investigation

Thieves sentenced in unrelated case

Citizens Fire Academy taking applications

Starting April 30, citizens can get a taste of being a firefighter. The Cortez Fire Protection District is accepting applications…

Earth Briefs

Birding festival features several tours Several tours offered during the 11th annual Ute Mountain-Mesa Verde Birding Festival will focus on…

House approves wage bills

Brown: An attack on ‘freedom’

Budget debate begins

Most of Colorado’s $25 billion budget for next year is set in stone, but lawmakers will get a chance to…

Now, state is at odds over police reform

Arrest recordings, unlawful orders are on agenda

Signs of the season

Near-record temperatures and fire warnings mark Montezuma spring

April 1, 2015

Education

Physical Education Extravaganza

Students wish Sanford fond farewell

April 1, 2015

Education

A world away

Dolores Schools art teacher offers his impressions of Saudi Arabia

April 1, 2015

Gardner aims to bolster water rights

Gardner WASHINGTON – In a speech on the U.S. Senate floor Wednesday, Sen. Cory Gardner, R-Colo., proposed an amendment to…

March 31, 2015

Backcountry booms

Lift-ticket sales descend, but a budding ski genre heads for the summit

Agriculture

USDA proposes payment rule to close Farm Bill loophole

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced a proposed rule to limit farm payments to non-farmers, consistent with requirements Congress…

Senate OKs Bennet climate bill

Democrats pushing climate change

Background-check repeal wins Senate’s approval

Senate initially backs eliminating law, but it faces a climb