Politics

GOP senator denounces Trump attacks, recalls Stalin rhetoric

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s use of the terms “fake news” and “enemy of the people” is “shameful” and reminiscent…

McAfee announces campaign for Montezuma County commission

Democrat is familiar with issues, wants plan for future

Catlin brings ‘momentum’ to House 58 seat

Republican water expert represents local views

Watters chosen to serve on Dolores Town Board

SWOS teacher has engineering background

Former Arizona sheriff, Trump ally Joe Arpaio running for Senate

PHOENIX — Joe Arpaio, the former Arizona sheriff who was spared a possible jail sentence when President Donald Trump pardoned…

Coram, McLachlan prepare agendas for Legislature’s opening day

Education, broadband access among lawmakers’ top priorities

2017: A year about land use, health and play in Dolores

The Dolores area experienced successes and controversy in 2017. News ran the gamut, from land use, a troubled playground, bears…

Extension office, fair board work to smooth relations

Agreement drafted to better define roles during fair

Gov. Hickenlooper seeks emergency funding for child health care

Congress let federal funding run out Sept. 30

Dolores Town Manager Lana Hancock resigns

Hancock served for four years

Carbondale lawyer Karl Hanlon visits Durango in trek to topple Tipton

Democratic candidate discusses health care and tax bill

Sen. Bennet says Senate Republicans’ tax plan ‘fundamentally flawed’

Bennet speaks out in Facebook townhall

DeGette says ex-congressman Filner tried to kiss her

Colorado Democrat says she pushed him away

A ‘war on the Republican establishment’ comes West

Former Trump strategist Steve Bannon aims to unseat incumbents in the 2018 midterms

For Colorado farmers in crisis, a new hotline offers hope

DENVER — “The agricultural economic crisis is real. The resulting stress is real. Let’s TALK about it.” That’s the pitch…

Colorado to Sessions: Pot industry working and can be better

DENVER — Colorado’s legal marijuana industry is working — and can work better with federal collaboration, the state’s governor and…

Perlmutter reverses himself, will run for Congress

Associated Press Congressman Ed Perlmutter is reversing himself and announcing he’ll run for re-election. Perlmutter had initially announced he was…

Colorado won’t charge elector who wouldn’t vote for Clinton

Colorado’s top prosecutor won’t prosecute an elector who refused to vote for Hillary Clinton even though state law required him…

Photo: Candidate for attorney general visits Cortez

How retirees and a changed economy reshaped rural politics

How a wave of retirees and a changed economic landscape reshaped rural politics

Johnston offers centric solutions in race for governor

Democrat pushes renewable energy, water rights

Republican candidate for governor visits Cortez

Brauchler says Colorado needs conservative leadership

Democrat to replace Hickenlooper comes to Cortez

Democrat Johnston campaigns at Main Street restaurant

Do you wonder where your letters went?

du1-i-syn Some of your letters to the editor were misplaced. After a recent update to The-Journal.com, some letters to the…