With just a month left in the state’s legislative session, top Colorado lawmakers still haven’t come out with a plan to deliver promised property tax relief – but they insist one is coming. “This is s...

Playing with LEGOs may not seem like a traditional form of education. But through a STEM learning model, the plastic building blocks are helping students imagine solutions to real-world problems. ...

A culture shift has occurred among workers at the city of Durango, and the city has data to prove it. The last few years have been a long road for city workers. A 2019 city embezzlement scandal rocked...

The 2024 version of March Madness has apexed with a trio of streak busters in the desert. N.C. State is in the Final Four for the first time since Jim Valvano ran around trying to find someone to ...

Filling in Monday afternoon for absent Del Norte head coach head coach Lindsey Ibarra, veteran assistant Elizabeth Bailey found out less than a minute after kickoff what visiting Del Norte was up agai...

Law enforcement agencies nationwide have made a concerted effort in recent years to present a kinder, gentler image of policing. Officers are more likely to be seen smiling, participating in community...

SOUTHERN UTE RESERVATION – Soil conservation, stream restoration, rare apples, rafting – these are a few uses of water in Southwest Colorado celebrated by speakers on a panel discussing achievements a...

The Durango track and field team showed its speed and strength on Saturday at the Piedra Vista Turner Invitational at Farmington High School. The Demons boys finished first out of seven schools and th...

Aztec Adventures has announced its 2024 off-road cycling event calendar, which brings mountain bike and gravel racing to San Juan County, New Mexico. Reliant on the energy sector for decades, the sand...

Wednesday, March 27 Meet Abigail Adams, 11 a.m., Durango Public Library, 1900 East Third Ave. Free. Celebrate Women’s History Month with Jessica Downing Ford’s portrayal of Abigail Adams. Details:...