It turns out, as expected, that the question of Tina Peters’ guilt was never really a question at all. Even Peters herself, according to testimony, knew that once her election-security breach was unco...

Efforts to create a Durango library district had been gaining traction last year, but the momentum has since fizzled. Durango Public Library Director Luke Alvey-Henderson said although the idea is not...

Look up into the night sky and – if you’re lucky – you’ll see lots of stars or even the Milky Way, maybe a satellite passing overhead. What you don’t see is all the orbital debris that’s circling the ...

A new report shows the trend toward four-day school weeks in Colorado doesn’t provide a net benefit to the state’s public school students. It also shows the practice might not even be achieving a main...

A 76-year-old man from Pagosa Springs was sentenced Thursday for his participation in the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol. Clive Kincaid was sentenced to 12 months of probation, including three...

When Denver’s Gates Corp. in 2008 debuted a belt-drive system to replace century-old chains on bikes, the company promised a “game changer” for the cycling industry. But the chainless revolution – whi...

Affordable housing is no new story. People across America – in cities, small towns and everything in between – struggle to find a place to live that costs less than 30% of their gross income. Colorado...

Motorists traveling on U.S. Highway 160 between Bayfield and Yellow Jacket Creek can expect traffic slowdowns over the next few weeks. Colorado Department of Transportation crews will be putting in ch...