Three out of four Mancos students are proficient in reading, half are capable of writing, 3 in 5 are skilled at science and slightly more than half are adept in mathematics. "Compared to a lot of...

Starting this week, insights from hundreds of residents about the future direction of Cortez will be shared with the community at large. The Heart and Soul Project of Cortez has worked diligently...

Kids looking to explore, build, hike, create and work together outside are encouraged to attend Outdoor Adventures. Sponsored by the Mancos Public Library, Outdoor Adventures is a place-based,...

Five area agencies have requested a total of $11,150 from the town of Mancos to help fund various nonprofit activities next year, more than two-thirds the amount town officials are expected to...

A Montezuma County judge rejected a defense request earlier this week to reduce bond for a suspect charged in a jewelry heist. “These are unproven allegations, and you remain innocent until proven...

Wearing a drab khaki inmate jumpsuit, murder suspect Valerie Espinoza showed little emotion Wednesday as charges against her were read in open court. District Court Judge Todd Plewe informed...

With some 300 sunny days annually in Cortez, renewable solar power could provide city taxpayers with even brighter days in the future. In a comprehensive plan, city leaders have set a goal to...

Starting next week, some 800,000 uninsured Coloradoans, including nearly 1 in 4 Montezuma County residents, can shop and compare 150 health plans. A new health insurance marketplace, Connect for...

The Colorado Department of Natural Resources has allocated funding to help low-income residents reduce wildfire threats. A $22,800 Colorado Wildfire Risk Reduction grant was recently awarded to the...