Growing up spending her summers in northern Wisconsin, Durango Trails Executive Director Mary Monroe Brown developed an affinity for the outdoors. Like so many in Durango, Monroe Brown sought to fulfi...

Colorado’s first introduced wolf pack has three confirmed puppies with at least one weighing in the 30- to 40-pound range. The news comes after Mike Usalavage posted a video on social media Aug. 17 of...

For the third consecutive tax year, Colorado members of Congress on both sides of the aisle are urging the Internal Revenue Service not to tax the state’s flat refund payments to residents under the T...

They are not old enough to order a Coors, but they’ve been trusted to help steer political platforms and presidential nominees: Colorado’s two major political parties both sent 20-year-old delegates t...

Scammers are selling real estate that doesn't belong to them. They vanish with the money, leaving buyers with nothing. It almost happened to Sasha Henderson of Parker. She and her husband were looking...

Besides breaking news, rounding up cultural events and informing our audience of all things Colorado, we – the intrepid crew of reporters here in the newsroom of Colorado Public Radio – also like to r...

A 53-year-old woman was found safe and uninjured on Sunday after spending four days missing in the backcountry near Norwood. Gina Chase was on a 12-day “quest” in the Uncompahgre National Forest with ...

It’s rare that a business’ name doubles as baking advice, but it’s certainly true for Jessica Lile’s Measure With Your Heart. Lile, who has lived in Durango for 27 years, said she has been baking for ...

Peru called to me because an expert mountain man I’d discovered via social media had horses and could lead me into seriously wild backcountry. We planned to trek together with one pack animal between ...

Officials sitting on the Radioactive & Hazardous Materials interim committee received an update last week on how the state plans to clean up the decommissioned San Juan Generating Station. The Public ...