Hope Scheppleman’s recent call for “civility and constructive dialogue” is a stark contradiction to her own divisive actions. During my 2023 City Council campaign, I organized “Drag You to the Polls,”...

Patriotism, unity, division and reflection on the state of the nation were abound on Pearl Harbor Day at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4031 in Durango on Saturday. About 40 people, including veter...

Television commercials and other media are already directly or tacitly promoting the gift of pets for Christmas. But while that gesture may bring squeals of delight and smiles on Christmas morning, pe...

The world’s most expensive dinosaur fossil – found in 2022 in Colorado – is headed to a museum in New York City. “Apex,” a nearly complete set of stegosaurus fossils, sold for nearly $45 million at au...

Declare victory and stay with Tri-State. What does that mean? This past March, the board of directors of La Plata Electric Association, a nonprofit electric cooperative, voted to withdraw from Tri-Sta...

Expected federal budget cuts in 2025 will mean more fallen trees on trails, less frequent trash collection, and fewer people cleaning bathrooms and tending to noxious weeds on the San Juan National Fo...

The Durango boys basketball team was on pace for nearly 100 points after a 23-12 advantage over Ignacio after the first quarter in Durango’s season opener Friday night inside Durango High School. But ...

WASHINGTON – Colorado lawmakers from both political parties are watching and waiting to see if President Joe Biden will use his presidential powers to designate the Dolores Canyons a national monument...