When construction is complete, the new all-electric facility in Lakewood aims to be net-zero, releasing no new emissions into the atmosphere. But the new Food and Drug Administration lab has a seconda...

The Durango artist who first set out to Poland in May last year has made three return trips to Krakow to bolster the spirits of Ukrainian refugees who fled war-torn Ukraine. Her daughters joined her o...

Purgatory Resort won praise last weekend from The Wall Street Journal, which declared the “world class” ski area 30 minutes north of Durango as one of four resorts that won’t cost a fortune. Purgator...

On the third day of the trial for hunter Ronald Morosko, defense attorneys argued that law enforcement officers failed to conduct an adequate investigation into what happened when Morosko fatally shot...

The Durango City Council and La Plata County commissioners held their first joint meeting of the year Monday to discuss a variety of issues that impact both governing bodies. La Plata County Commissi...

San Juan Basin Public Health will offer a series of radon education workshops over the next three weeks in recognition of National Radon Action Month. The colorless, odorless gas can flow up from th...

It appears Sears Hometown Store, a longtime Durango Mall tenant, will be closing and selling its inventory. A sign holder on Friday at the intersection of Camino del Rio and Sawyer Drive advertised t...

San Juan College Foundation will host its first pickleball tournament on Jan. 27-29 at the Health and Human Performance Center at San Juan College. The foundation will host a welcome party for players...

On average, 22 military veterans commit suicide per day, according to statistics collected by the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It is an alarming ...

Colorado lawmakers say they want to see more progress, including grant programs and educational campaigns, from an office they created a year and a half ago to prevent gun violence. The Office of Gun ...