A steering committee is now forming, and a leader is being sought, to meet the requirements of a bill passed last summer to research Colorado’s federal Indian boarding schools, part of a larger nation...

Hearing aids that form a bubble around two people in a crowded room to bring new life and interaction for the hearing impaired. A robot that delivers food to your table after the waitstaff takes the o...

An area chapter of Trout Unlimited recently partnered with a landowner to restore a portion of the West Fork of the Dolores River their property borders. The property is set off a bumpy dirt road that...

Santa Claus brought a sliver of snow and strong business to the Durango area this holiday season, according to representatives of Durango Hot Springs and Purgatory Resort on Friday. Durango Hot Spring...

One family recognized a multitude of emerging needs across Eastern La Plata County, and over time, their hard work transformed into a conglomerate of businesses that have positively affected the area....

DENVER – A 7-year-old boy who died in a shooting that left 24 bullet holes in a home on a tribal reservation in Southwest Colorado was lying next to his father in bed when he was hit, according to cou...

In the new year, Ellen Stein will assume the full-time responsibilities of Opinion Editor for The Durango Herald and The Journal in Cortez after significantly contributing to the varied content of the...

As the holiday season comes to a close for many, four Ukrainian students’ time with three host families in Farmington will end when they return to Menaul School in Albuquerque. The students are a par...

I grew up in Dallas. When I was 5 and 6 years old, I would have four to five cavities in my teeth whenever my mother took me to the dentist. On one visit to the dentist, he asked my mother, “Would you...