Hearing some observant friends casually predicting who’d win the boys 100-meter dash Tuesday afternoon, at the 2025 San Juan Basin League Track and Field Championship, Ignacio junior Lincoln deKay adv...

If U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet is successful in his bid to become Colorado’s next governor, the Democrat says he’ll handpick his successor in Washington, D.C. A lot must happen before then: Bennet would...

The Fort Lewis College track and field teams showed they have the speed to compete with the best in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference in Golden from Friday to Sunday. Freshman Brody Hubbard, sop...

Hallucinations, blisters, nose bleeds, stomach issues, searing heat, lack of sleep and water. None of these things could stop Durango resident Seana Green from reaching her goal. Green did something m...

Dear Action Line, The city of Durango recently announced the installation of speed control cameras at various locations. I would like to know just how strict this speed enforcement will be. F...

Our government is snatching and disappearing people. Our government is cutting people off from their livelihoods and depriving us of their services. Move fast and break things. Why did democracy turn...

There’s no slowing down Durango’s Asa Vermette. Whether it’s on downhill mountain bike tracks around the world or in the offseason, Vermette is always on the move and stoked to be doing so. The 18-y...

With the help of generous corporate tax breaks, the state of Virginia has built up a data center industry that’s the envy of some Colorado lawmakers. The tax incentives helped bring Virginia over $9 b...

Ron Keller had nowhere to run on Monday afternoon. Despite not liking the spotlight, the legendary Durango High School cross country and track and field coach was surrounded. An assembled crowd of cu...

A little less than a year ago, Jordan Mast was scrambling. Mast had just been hired as the men’s basketball coach at Fort Lewis College after the Skyhawks went 29-4 overall and he didn’t have a singl...