The Adams State University Larry Holder Exercise and Cancer Survivorship program is offering cancer survivors in the San Luis Valley the opportunity to participate in an individualized exercise program.

AG Phil Weiser holds two press conferences in as many days to brief the press on actions taken in court for the purpose of stopping what he calls Trump's "rampage campaign" against Colorado.

Rupert Wates - acclaimed, internationally known singer songwriter - returns to Society Hall on Saturday, January 10. Tickets $20, doors open at 6:30.

With expanded insurance subsidies now expired, farmers are among the largest group to be impacted since a reported 27% relied on the expanded subsidies to purchase health care insurance.

South Fork's Second Chance Ranch is where owner and trainer Amanda Hurley and her husband have dedicated their lives to seeing that abused and neglected animals have a second chance.

Congressman Jeff Hurd (R-CD3) praises the military for its professionalism in their secret mission entering Venezuela and arresting President Maduro but also emphasizes the importance of adherence to the U.S. Constitution.

Sheriff Robert Jackson has some advice for drivers on New Year's Eve. "Use common sense. Don't drink and drive."

The Rio Grande Headwaters Land Trust (RiGHT) launches an innovative, promising and beneficial project on a 140-acre agricultural property in Alamosa County. The project is the result of a partnership between Wetland Dynamics, LLC, the Partners for Fish & Wildlife Program, and landowners Brian and Lindsay Meredith.

CBI is on the ground in Center investigating a possible homicide at a residence off of East Highway 112.

GOCO awards more than $2.4 million for projects that support stewardship, land conservation and recreation in the San Luis Valley.

Another class graduates from Adams State University after being honored in a commencement ceremony.

Holiday festivities continue this weekend, including holiday sing-along with Don Richmond, Parade of Lights, markets and community gatherings.

ALAMOSA — The San Luis Valley lost a good friend and strong advocate this week when Lewis Entz passed away on Dec. 10 at the age of 94, and what he leaves behind is a legacy marked by a quarter of a century spent in tremendous and sustaining service to the people, the long-term well-being of agriculture in the Valley and Colorado, as a whole. 

"Rebuilding", written and directed by Telluride native Max Walker-Silverman, is getting "rave" reviews and in theaters across the country. The film is in Alamosa until Thursday with showtimes at 2:15pm and 6:45pm daily.

Rep. Matthew Martinez (D-62) has announced his plans to seek re-election for a third term in the state legislature.

The 4-H Club of the San Luis Valley has received an anonymous donation of $1.25 million, helping to assure the future of the club that is so important to so many kids and their families in the Valley.

SLV Health continues a long standing tradition of supporting communities in the San Luis Valley.

Media coverage has largely focused on the detention of people by ICE agents across the nation. But what happens to those people once they're taken to ICE facilities? Joseph Rosales, an immigration attorney from Denver, provides some insight.

Democratic candidate for CD3, Alex Kelloff is "very concerned about where this country is going" and has built a platform geared toward job growth, affordable housing, preserving pubilc lands and protecting Medicaid, SNAP, education, veteran benefits as "decades old investments in our communities."

DENVER — Top-seeded Alamosa High School girls volleyball advanced to the semifinals of the 3A state tournament with a hard-fought 3-1 win over the No. 12 seed, The Village-Colorado Springs, on …