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Law enforcement responds to fatal crash southwest of Cortez (opens the original)
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One person dead, three injured in single-vehicle accident One person was killed and three were injured in a single-vehicle crash Monday in the 2000 block of County Road 21, southwest of Cortez, according to law enforcement. The road was closed in both directions as of Monday afternoon. Montezuma County Sheriff Steve Nowlin said the crash possibly involved a tree, but he did not have specific details as of 1 p.m. Colorado State Patrol, sheriff deputies, Cortez Fire Department, and Ute and Southwe
State archaeology conference is coming to Cortez (opens the original)
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Plenty planned for Oct. 2-5, including hands-on events, lectures Cortez will be the location of the weekend-long Colorado archaeology conference from Oct. 2-5, which welcomes the public to attend dozens of activities and lectures locally for the first time in years. The local Hisatsinom chapter of the Colorado Archaeological Society is hosting this year’s annual conference called “A Four Corners Heritage Confluence” over four days across local venues, including Lamp Post Creative Learning Center
Grandmother faces charges of child abuse after 1-year-old dies in Montezuma County (opens the original)
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Alaina Joy arrested June 18; case remains ongoing, says district attorney Updated Wednesday, Sep 23, 2026 6:22 PM MT A Montezuma County woman faces two felony-level charges of child abuse after investigators allege seven children were left home alone the night a 1-year-old baby became unresponsive and died in February. Alaina Joy is charged with child abuse resulting in death, a class-two felony, and a class-three felony of child abuse resulting in death under sections of Colorado Revised Statut
Fall colors begin their show across San Juan National Forest (opens the original)
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Color forecast: Recent rain may brighten display Updated Tuesday, Sep 22, 2026 2:02 PM MT The annual fall transformation across the San Juan National Forest is expected to peak within the next few weeks. Fall colors along the San Juan Scenic Skyway from Dolores to Telluride are about two to three weeks from peaking, said David Casey, supervisory forester with the San Juan National Forest. Hot, dry weather stressed trees this summer and may have caused some early leaf loss across the forest, Case
District attorney moves to dismiss murder case against Cortez mother Rachel Leonard (opens the original)
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DA Jeremy Reed says decision resulted from early investigation issues, cannot continue without key piece of evidence The 22nd Judicial District Attorney’s Office announced Thursday the office intends to dismiss the first-degree murder case against Rachel Leonard, a Cortez mother charged in the death of her 5-year-old daughter, Annika Sandoval-Leonard. “This is one of the hardest decisions I’ve ever had to make. Over the past four years, the office of the District Attorney, including my administr
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