Shylee Graf is a journalist based in Cortez, Colorado. She writes for The Journal and her work has also appeared in the Durango Herald. Shylee covers a wide range of local news topics including crime, community events, construction projects, and human interest stories.
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Shylee Graf's focus is largely on local community events, announcements, and expert commentary in the Cortez area of Colorado. She covers a variety of topics including government & politics, family & relationships, and entertainment news related to community events and celebrations.
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Students and motorists are advised to use caution By Shylee Graf Journal staff writer
Dolores and La Plata counties saw growth from 2022 By Shylee Graf Journal staff writer
Pedestrian deaths hit a record in 2023 in Colorado, according to the Colorado State Patrol. With 153 deaths last year, that was an 18% increase from 2022. CSP said it’s important for pedestrians to “a...
A single-vehicle crash on Colorado Highway 145 in Cortez led to the arrest of a man on suspicion of unlawful possession and distribution of controlled substances and driving under the influence of dru...
The Colorado Department of Local Affairs awarded a total of $64.94 million for 82 projects across Colorado, including projects benefiting Montezuma and La Plata counties. These grants are from the En...
In July, the Colorado Department of Human Services mailed out more than 500,000 benefit cards to students across the state as part of the new Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer program. The benefit c...
The Cortez Police Department will hold a six-week Citizens Academy, designed to offer community members an inside look at the operations of the police department and aimed to create stronger connectio...
Safe2Tell, the anonymous reporting service for issues such as suicide and cyberbullying had a record number of reports in Colorado for the 2023-2024 school year, reaching a total of 28,218 reports fro...
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Conservation groups submitted their intent to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service By Shylee Graf Journal staff writer
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