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Repeat offender from Towaoc gets 30 years for assaulting wife

Repeat offender from Towaoc gets 30 years for assaulting wife

finds Wells guilty of choking, beating wife

Fans return to Montezuma County Speedway despite ordinance

Fans return to Montezuma County Speedway despite ordinance

Promoter implements safety precautions, limits audience

Cortez Farmers Market returns, with coronavirus restrictions

Cortez Farmers Market returns, with coronavirus restrictions

event reopens Saturday, with less community gathering

June storm brings snow to San Juan Mountains

June storm brings snow to San Juan Mountains

Telluride, Silverton receive about a half-foot

Farmers Market returns to downtown Cortez

Farmers Market returns to downtown Cortez

event reopens, with some COVID-related adjustments

Eli Tomac wins muddy Salt Lake 3 supercross, widens series lead

Eli Tomac wins muddy Salt Lake 3 supercross, widens series lead

rider has won five of past seven

100 cords of firewood provided to Navajos and Hopis

100 cords of firewood provided to Navajos and Hopis

Navajos and Hopis receive wood needed for cooking, heat

Colorado governor allows businesses to refuse maskless customers

Colorado governor allows businesses to refuse maskless customers

‘Don’t be that guy – wear a mask,’ Polis says

Colorado Democrats unveil plan for $70M in coronavirus aid

Colorado Democrats unveil plan for $70M in coronavirus aid

Republicans say they were not consulted

Suspect arrested for alleged vehicular assault in Montezuma County

Suspect arrested for alleged vehicular assault in Montezuma County

injured; suspect fled scene on bicycle

Racers get in gear at Montezuma County Speedway

Racers get in gear at Montezuma County Speedway

number of cars raced; limited number of fans will return

Montezuma County taps into solar energy

Montezuma County taps into solar energy

208 panels installed on county annex building

10 numbers: Colorado’s $30.3 billion coronavirus-sickened state budget

10 numbers: Colorado’s $30.3 billion coronavirus-sickened state budget

state budget includes a $200 million IOU for unspecified legislation

Colorado Legislature delayed for two days after destructive protests

Colorado Legislature delayed for two days after destructive protests

Lawmakers were set to tackle Colorado’s crippled budget on Friday and Saturday

Head-on crash closes U.S. 160 east of Cortez

Head-on crash closes U.S. 160 east of Cortez

lanes reopened Friday afternoon; crash injures woman

Woman suffers burns in camper explosion on San Juan National Forest

Woman suffers burns in camper explosion on San Juan National Forest

Propane leak blamed for blast near Mancos

Cortez man gets three years in prison after incident with police officer

Cortez man gets three years in prison after incident with police officer

cites criminal history; defense sought leniency for mental illness

Heat wave to hit Southwest Colorado on Wednesday

Heat wave to hit Southwest Colorado on Wednesday

danger, already high, expected to increase

Air attack helps tame fire at base of Ute Mountain

Air attack helps tame fire at base of Ute Mountain

of blaze is under investigation

Mesa Verde National Park announces partial reopening Sunday

Mesa Verde National Park announces partial reopening Sunday

Morefield Campground and Far View Lodge to resume services

Colorado lawmakers won’t be required to wear masks at Capitol

Colorado lawmakers won’t be required to wear masks at Capitol

GOP objections, guidelines fall far short of expert recommendations and public health orders

Polis faces two lawsuits over allowing ballot signatures through email, mail

Polis faces two lawsuits over allowing ballot signatures through email, mail

Anti-abortion group is left out; business challenges order

Colorado changes data amid complaints that it inflated COVID-19 deaths

Colorado changes data amid complaints that it inflated COVID-19 deaths

a quarter of listed fatalities don’t have COVID-19 on their death certificate

Montezuma County disputes state’s coronavirus death count

Montezuma County disputes state’s coronavirus death count

Coroner: Cause of person’s death was not COVID-19