Durango-area residents witness pink lightning during snowstorm
Unusual weather phenomena is known by experts as ‘thundersnow’
Unusual weather phenomena is known by experts as ‘thundersnow’
Nonprofit to consolidate administrative offices, primary health and other services in spacious facility
Race is likely to be one of nation’s most closely watched 2024 congressional contests
The major expansion of a previous experiment will be one of Colorado’s biggest contributions to emergency use cuts on the troubled waterway
Treatment procedures were already in place before Colorado’s new fentanyl laws took effect
House Bill 23-1165 would lift state preemption preventing counties from limiting firearm discharge in unincorporated areas
Dance into spring with professionalism, artistry and innovation by rising ballet stars
Felicia Maria Munguia, 30, is accused of burning a car in front of house
‘Space’ will seek a new technician to staff the facility
La Plata County Sheriff’s Office Victim Resource Team hopes to add four to six people to its team
Five candidates are vying for two open seats in April election
Lawmakers in Colorado, other states introducing bills to force farming equipment manufacturers to help farmers to do their own repairs
Boulder County Democrat didn’t report fewer miles traveled after purportedly moving
The Boulder County Democrat resigned after winning reelection in November
Iconic structure at Mesa Verde National Park has been vacant since 2014; ideas swirl for its reuse
Polis and Colorado’s federal delegation asked agency to treat the payments as nontaxable income
On a random early Tuesday morning, the Haviland Lake parking area begins to fill up with skiers, snowshoers, cyclists, dog walkers and people who couldn’t find parking at north City…
A methane cloud covering more than 1,200 square miles including Colorado said to have formed over four parks in West
First blast of moisture arrives Monday, but the biggest storm comes Tuesday
Beloved ski hill, once a family enterprise, maintains its character
Students from 33 states offer input on how Dobbs decision has impacted campuses
Higher dues needed amid pricey construction costs, less construction
Councilors earn $867 a month for about 80 hours of work
Founders sell stock to allow employees to purchase the company
Volunteer panel meets once a year to review all citizen-initiated accusations of wrongdoing
Never give out any information or money, authorities advise; ‘Hang up the phone’
Annual event features a cardboard derby, yeti golf and a masquerade ball
Max Bechtold, a regular bike commuter, munches on a pancake as Sarah Hill, city of Durango transportation director, works the griddle Friday morning during the city of Durango’s Winter Bike…
On June 27, 1980, Durango Fire personnel were conducting a routine fire inspection of the office of 53-year-old Dr. Kenneth Wilson at 2323 West Second Avenue. They discovered $150,000 worth…