Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Residents participate in person at Cortez City Council meeting

estimates Cortez will receive $1.9 million in federal coronavirus relief

Ute Mountain Tribe breaks ground on $3.1 million health clinic

Additional space will allow for more medical and dental services

COVID-19 exposure app now includes New Mexico

exposed will be notified on their cellphones

Photos: Southern Ute Indian Tribe provides COVID-19 vaccinations

A ‘remarkable’ flu season: It nearly disappeared

Several factors may have caused dramatic drop in rates of infection

Bayfield goes outdoors with Easter scavenger hunt

plans COVID-safe celebration

Cortez woman’s baby born with COVID-19 antibodies

completed Moderna vaccination in early February

Chapman Hill Ski Area’s season ends with record attendance

closes with new event, Chapfest

New Mexico distributes 1 million vaccine doses

Juan County surpassing state percentage for fully vaccinated

COVID-19 stimulus bill will allot an estimated $4.07 million to Durango

Plata County to receive $10.9 million; Colorado gets more than $6 billion

Two COVID-19 variants found on Southern Ute reservation

takes ‘utmost caution’ to protect community

State to relax dial level for its COVID-19 response

on personal gathering sizes to be eliminated

Cortez Public Library to open at limited capacity

Curbside pickup will still be available

Courts aim to restart jury trials delayed by pandemic

Judicial district faces huge backlog of cases

Bayfield declares Upper Pine Fire day

celebrates fire district’s leadership during pandemic

Bump-outs return to Durango’s Main Avenue

round of outdoor patios being installed this week

15 students, 2 instructors test positive for COVID-19 at Durango Gymnastics building

School-aged children account for more than 20% of cases in March

San Juan County, New Mexico, reports zero new COVID cases, deaths

day since September the county bordering Colorado records no new cases

Ute Mountain Ute Tribe opens COVID-19 vaccine clinic to all

also plans to inoculate Cortez homeless residents

La Plata County receives more than $3 million in COVID-19 reimbursements

goes to public health, small businesses, other pandemic-related costs

‘Mask marshals’ bring Old West and COVID-19 awareness to Durango

use historical themes in educational outreach to tourists

Polis: All Coloradans will have access to vaccine by mid-April

More than 1 million people in Colorado have already received at least a first dose of coronavirus vaccine. The state…

Dolores River Festival canceled again because of pandemic

Escalante Days is a go; Boggy event sanctioned by USA Cycling

Snappy, scalable street structures

Durango firm finds niche in bump-out designs in the COVID-19 era