Christopher Blevins and his partner on Toyota-Specialized-NinetyOne, Matt Beers, were a dominate force at this year’s Absa Cape Epic. On Sunday, they completed their comeback to win it all. “We showe...

New Mexico Department of Health marked World Tuberculosis Day, March 24, with a reminder to providers and residents that tuberculosis is still a health concern in the state. Program manager Brenda Mo...

The Durango Wrestling Club hosted its annual tournament on Saturday at Durango High School, welcoming approximately 450 kids from clubs out of Farmington, Mancos, Ignacio, Kirtland, Dove Creek, Shipro...

Democrats in the Colorado House of Representatives limited debate on two firearm-related bills Saturday evening after the second afternoon of Republican filibustering. Speaker Julie McCluskie moved to...

San Juan County Sheriff's Office warned community members of a scam circulating the area involving a caller identifying himself as Lt. Mike White and attempting to solicit payments by phone for missed...

Bourbon? Missile Defense? Chicken? Textiles? Got something you care about, the odds are pretty good Congress has a caucus for that. Sure, the term “caucus” is most often associated with the Democratic...

It was not until Feb. 22 – the last possible day for the public to submit comments – that the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission received a letter from the Southern Ute Indian Tribe about the draf...

The first of a three-day “reverse transfer hearing” for accused murderer Damitre Burch began Monday in 6th Judicial District Court in Durango. Burch, 18, is charged with first-degree murder for allege...

Durango Police Department Sunday 1:49 a.m. Five minors left without paying at Denny’s, 666 Camino del Rio. At least one arrest was made on suspicion of theft. 2:18 p.m. A person drove into a ...

A university on the largest Native American reservation in the U.S. launched its accredited doctoral program, becoming the first among more than 30 accredited tribal colleges and universities across t...