Gail Binkly

KSJD Local News

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Four Corners news from the KSJD newsroom.

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Gail Binkly

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10. Jul 2026

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Drought and heat grip Four Corners, but forecasters hope for good monsoon moisture 10.07.2026

Drought still has the Four Corners in its fiery grip, but forecasters are hopeful that a good monsoon season may be coming.

Dove Creek Town Hall remains closed as water transition proceeds 09.07.2026

A transition from one water supplier to another in the town of Dove Creek is reportedly proceeding smoothly, However, the town hall remains closed because of anger and threats directed at staff over major price hikes caused by the change.

Babylon Fire crews focus on Indian Creek and Twin Peaks area after active overnight burning 09.07.2026

The Babylon Fire southwest of Monticello is about 102,900 acres and 21% contained. Crews are prioritizing the Indian Creek and Twin Peaks area after active overnight burning.

County commissioners may temporarily take on administrator's duties 07.07.2026

The Montezuma County commissioners are planning to take on the duties of the county administrator themselves while they look for a replacement for current administrator Travis Anderson.

Ferris Fire activity increases in Dolores River Canyon as new SET areas are added 06.07.2026

The Ferris Fire northwest of Dolores is about 51,000 acres and 21% contained. Fire activity has increased in Dolores River Canyon, and Dolores County has added Zones 13 and 14 to SET status.

Many municipalities cancel fireworks displays 02.07.2026

As wildfires rage across the West, many municipalities are cancelling their fireworks displays, while others are not.

Cox, Frizzell lead Montezuma County Republican primary races 01.07.2026

Unofficial Montezuma County primary election results show Rodney Cox leading the Republican commissioner race and Jerri Frizzell leading the clerk and recorder race.

Start of work on Paths to Mesa Verde is reportedly 'getting pretty close' 30.06.2026

More than a decade after it was named one of the highest-priority trail projects in the state, ground has not been broken on the Paths to Mesa Verde project. But that time may be growing nearer.

Ferris Fire reaches 19,613 acres as crews build fireline near Glade Ranch 28.06.2026

Evacuation orders remain in place as the Ferris, Far Draw and Doe Canyon fires burn in western Montezuma and Dolores counties. Additional fires are also active in southeastern Utah.

Colorado congresspeople, hospital CEOs warn of HR 1's impacts to health care 25.06.2026

Critics of HR 1 warned in a Zoom call Thursday that its impacts to patients and hospitals in rural Colorado will be enormous.

Fresh produce pilot program launches for regional food pantries; Dolores library board terminates director 24.06.2026

The Pantry Produce Share Program will provide fresh, locally grown produce to food pantries in Montezuma and Dolores counties and the Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Nation. In Dolores, the library district board has voted to terminate Executive Director Sean Gantt’s contract after discussing a third-party workplace assessment.

Southwest Memorial is recognized nationally even as rural hospitals face financial struggles 23.06.2026

Southwest Memorial Hospital in Cortez has been honored nationally, even as it faces financial struggles that are being shared by many hospitals across the state and nation.

Montelores Coalition selects first Strike Team conservation and recreation projects 22.06.2026

The Montelores Coalition’s first Strike Team projects will support cleanup at Hawkins Preserve, Mancos River restoration and derelict fence removal near Rico.

Price hike for water in Dove Creek triggers anger that leads to closure of Town Hall 19.06.2026

Because of an enforcement order issued by the state, the Town of Dove Creek soon will be getting its water from a new source. That decision has led to a price increase that made some town residents so angry that the Town Hall has closed because of threats to staff.

Grand Canyon warns hikers as heat grips Southwest 18.06.2026

Grand Canyon National Park has issued a warning that, because of extreme heat, people should not hike below the rim between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Commissioners reject sales-tax proposal and disaster declaration 16.06.2026

The Montezuma County commissioners this week said no to both a sales-tax question and a proactive emergency declaration.

Four Corners Poetry Festival explores memory, language and home 15.06.2026

The Four Corners Poetry Festival brought poets laureate to the Durango Public Library for workshops and readings focused on memory, language, sensory writing and place.

Congress appears less likely to overturn management plan for Grand Staircase 12.06.2026

Conservation groups are expressing relief that Congress appears unlikely to throw out the management plan for Utah’s Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.

County commissioners discuss budget, reserves with constituents 11.06.2026

A survey regarding voters’ attitudes toward a 1 percent sales tax in Montezuma County has been completed.

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