Michael Sage, economic development manager of the Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments, recently announced that a $900,000 grant was received from the U.S. Economic Development Administration t...

A popular coffee house location in Cortez has been revived by new owners. The Cortez Coffeehouse and Eatery at 318 E. Main St. opened in November by owners Kellie Power and her nephew and baker Gaven ...

Colorado saw a flood of new businesses at the end of last year, but a lot of other businesses also went bust or fell behind, according to a state economic report. New business filings were up 11.5% fr...

The Farmington Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating Marcus Evans, 17, described as 6 feet, 3 inches tall, 170 pounds, with brown eyes and hair. Evans was last seen wearing a g...

Readers of The New York Times submitted their best advice from 2022. One gem was, “Everyone is going through something.” Wise to keep this in mind. I’m sharing my something that is Alzheimer’s disease...

The last few years have been tough ones for the officials who run Colorado's elections; in the wake of the 2020 election they’ve endured threats and hostility, had to push back against misinformation ...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Competing priorities, outsized demands and the federal government's retreat from a threatened deadline stymied a deal last summer on how to drastically reduce water use from the p...

U.S. House Republicans passed a bill Friday to force the White House to make more federal land and waters available for oil and gas development if the president orders the withdrawal of more oil from ...

The panel of state lawmakers that drafts Colorado’s budget fined Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction $50,000 for raising tuition for most of its students by more than the Legislature allowed la...

Dear Action Line: Finding a spot to park at north Main City Market is a frustrating Easter Egg Hunt. It’s so crowded that shoppers resort to parking on the sidewalk, poaching a space from Mac’s Li...