ALBUQUERQUE – Picking up her first victory since capturing the Sunland Park Oaks last March, Flying Connection snapped a three-race losing streak in emphatic fashion Saturday night at Albuquerque Down...

A coalition of animal advocacy groups has sued Colorado Parks and Wildlife over new rules at State Wildlife Areas that restrict recreation by visitors who are not hunting or fishing. The lawsuit argue...

A legislative committee will consider a bill on Tuesday that could raise up to $20 million a year for projects to make the roads safer for pedestrians and cyclists by creating a new registration fee t...

The fall colors are on delay this year, but this could be for good reason, said Fort Lewis College biology professor and forest ecology expert Julie Korb. Every year, nearing the end of September, the...

This fall, Fort Lewis College opened our campus to 3,425 students, more than 39% of whom are members of federally recognized Tribal Nations. During first-year orientation for students and families, a ...

Yale law professor, legal scholar, and novelist, Stephen L. Carter (“Televising Trump’s Trials Is a Mistake,) argues in Bloomberg and The Washington Post that the criminal trial of former president Do...

A pedestrian was struck and killed by an oncoming vehicle early Sunday morning in south Durango. The incident, which happened in the 1300 block of South Camino del Rio in the northbound lane, remains ...

Many plants, animals and insects are moving to higher elevations to escape the effects of a warming climate, but a strategy that is useful today may threaten their long-term future. Researchers at the...

Visit Durango continues to take steps to highlight the city’s robust cycling scene as something for everyone, not just for professional riders and competitions. That is why the organization is bringin...