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The Dolores School District will open registration for kindergarten and out-of-district elementary students on April 5 from noon to 6 p.m. at the elementary school. To register a new student, the...

The Colorado Department of Transportation and Medved Global will begin work on Monday, April 9, to improve accessibility for people with disabilities in the south section of downtown Dolores. Curb...

Lois Todd Smart, born March 20, 1918, celebrated her 100th birthday at her home with family and friends on March 18. Smart was born east of Pleasant View and lived there most of her life. She...

The director of Montezuma County Social Services has suddenly resigned, and the matter is being investigated by the 22nd Judicial District Attorney’s office. Josiah Forkner took over as director in...

Turns out the first official rescue mission on Lake Nighthorse was for a 3-year-old pup named Otto who went overboard when his owner’s single-person sailboat capsized after winds picked up Sunday....

A fire broke out in a room of the Days Inn at the corner of U.S. Highway 160 and Colorado 145 in Cortez about 1:30 p.m. Monday. No injuries were reported, and the fire in a room on the ground floor...

A controlled burn got out of control Monday afternoon in McElmo Canyon just east of the Sand Canyon Trailhead. No injuries were reported, but the fire singed a hay barn and threatened a trailer...

A Mancos man was sentenced to two years in prison for a deadly high-speed crash into an SUV carrying a family of four last July that left a father and son dead, and a mother and younger son in...

Poverty is proving to be a persistent problem for families and children across the region, even though unemployment is low. Recently released Colorado Kids Count data show that 11.7 percent of...

Congress kicked off a two-week Easter recess this week after passing a $1.3 trillion spending bill late last week, funding the government through the end of September. The Trump administration took...

FORT COLLINS – There is life after death for Colorado’s forests. But to get there, the people who manage them must solve an economic quandary. Colorado’s 834 million dead trees can start anew as...