A new coronavirus variant identified in southern Africa is leading to a new round of travel restrictions just as many had finally begun to ease. The risks of the variant, called omicron, are largely ...

Riley Amos is now a full-fledged member of the Trek Factory Racing team. During a breakout season in the U23 World Cup this last year, Amos was a joint member of the Bear Development National Team and...

Paul Knight averaged 4 minutes and 58 seconds per mile on Thursday to win Durango’s annual 5-mile Turkey Trot. Knight was an all-state runner for DHS and now runs for the Colorado School of Mines. Jo...

At this point in the pandemic, rapid antigen and molecular tests were supposed to be ubiquitous and cheap. Almost from the beginning, federal officials, including former President Donald Trump, touted...

Fog and icy road conditions are partly to blame for a four-vehicle crash that sent a Mancos woman to the hospital in critical condition Wednesday morning west of Durango, according to the Colorado Sta...

A fast but weak storm will move through Southwest Colorado tonight, according to the National Weather Service, but it won’t be enough to break the dry spell. The La Niña weather phenomenon – character...

It wasn’t that long ago that ski resort operators lost sleep over snowfall. Then they had to fret over once-in-a-lifetime protocols to limit the spread of contagion at their ski areas. Now, the worrie...

Just as Durango City Council begins to plan for and support the adoption of electric vehicles through its Electric Vehicle Readiness Plan, Sen. John Hickenlooper’s legislation to reduce the costs of d...

Purgatory Resort’s snowmaking crews caught a break this week, getting the cold weather needed to prime the slopes for this weekend’s opening day. get the slopes ready for the resort’s opening on Satur...