The Journal

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposes new Canada lynx habitat protections in the West

Critical habitat designation may mean land managers need to consider creatures in future projects

Harassment probe appears to clear Navajo president, stokes new wave of political upheaval

attorney general removed without a clear explanation

DIA flight takes kids to visit Santa at ‘North Pole’

Children, some with serious health issues, were treated to special voyage

Colorado comedian using short film to connect people to a contemporary Native story

side gig is at Casa Bonita, but Colorado comedian using short film to connect people to a contemporary Native storys…

‘We have not met service expectations’ USPS acknowledges in light of Durango mail delays

residents complain that packages marked ‘out for delivery’ for days at a time

Aztec High hosts Rumble in the Jungle basketball tournaments

begins Thursday morning for area hoops teams at Lillywhite Gym

Les Schwab buys Four States Tires, starts operations in Cortez

Schwab Tire Centers recently purchased all four locations

Cortez land use code open house planned for Tuesday

open house will allow for community members to provide input

Southern Colorado ski hill, closed for 24 years, gets $250K boost

grant will help fund operations while volunteers work on a chairlift

Weekend roundup: Basketball and wrestling teams compete in holiday tournaments

basketball teams face tough competition

Duece Martinez enters guilty plea in five cases; other cases dismissed

Martinez is being held in Archuleta County

San Juan Sheriff’s Office violating law in DA Hatfield’s case, watchdog says

Records of blood warrant received, draft documents, videos in crash case still being withheld

A once-wild horse will soon be up for adoption in Cortez

is from the Carson National Forest in New Mexico

Montezuma-Cortez boys wrestling making youthful surge

turnout invigorating M-CHS this winter

Photos: Wreaths Across America comes to Farmington

Large wreaths designated for each military branch were placed at the veterans monument at Memory Gardens cemetery on Saturday to…

Three Cortez-area cheer teams compete at state

takes fifth in 2A/3A Co-Ed competition

Investigators haven’t found a motive for falsified environmental data filed at hundreds of Colorado oil and gas sites

The Energy and Carbon Management Commission, a regulatory agency formerly known as the Colorado Oil and Gas Commission, continues to…

New restaurant set to take over former Primus location in downtown Durango

says business will feature small plate concepts