With the arrival of President Donald Trump back in the White House on Monday and the signing of several executive orders on immigration enforcement, Durango and La Plata County law enforcement leaders...

Dear Action Line: My question regards the stream that comes down from the college and flows south behind the houses on Eighth Avenue and then jogs to Ninth Avenue. Is the path on the bank private ...

A dozen Colorado state parks are aiming to tamp down light pollution and make it easier for stargazers to check out the night skies with support from a new dark sky program. The Colorado State Parks D...

In the last hours of the Biden administration, the Bureau of Reclamation announced it would spend $388.3 million for environmental projects in Colorado and three other Colorado River Basin states. Now...

NORTH WOODSTOCK, N.H. – An annual architectural celebration of ice is up and running again in New Hampshire and several other states. Ice Castles, which are both temporary art installations and touri...

The cost of living is on everyone’s minds, including retired policemen, firefighters and their families. Durango City Council approved a cost of living adjustment for its police and fire Old Hire Pens...

At the end of a long row of rotating dryers, Neysha Candelaria stuffs her own laundry into several machines as she talks above the droning din in the room. She gestures to a volunteer from St. Mark’s...

At the Durango Chamber of Commerce, we champion work-based learning as a bridge between education and local business needs. Through partnerships with the Southwest Colorado Education Collaborative, Fo...

On Monday, I did something I’d never done in my 69 years on Earth. I stood on a corner, at the same time as President Donald Trump’s inauguration, with an American flag and a sign that read “God bless...

A Jan. 15 headline in The Colorado Sun reads: “Colorado Springs leaders may try recreational pot measure again, claiming voters who approved it were ‘confused.’” Apparently, some city council members ...