In the great American Barbershop tradition of starting on time, the next show by the Durango Narrow Gauge Chorus will begin precisely at 7:01 p.m. Saturday, June 1. On the expansive stage of the Duran...

Durango’s Asa Vermette can’t seem to lose anywhere he goes. This time, the 17-year-old competed in the men’s pro field and the result didn’t change. Vermette finished first on Sunday in the Pro Downhi...

A new law is meant to give Coloradans more options to repair their busted cellphones, computers and other devices. Gov. Jared Polis signed HB24-1121 on Tuesday, calling it “one of the most expansive r...

Patty Coen was able to finish her bachelor’s degree because she had an abortion. Ever since, the Southwest Colorado resident has been an advocate for abortion access and reproductive justice. She work...

Joe Evans wants to target larger groups of people in La Plata County thinking about extra transportation for various regional destinations. Specifically, he wanted to accommodate those groups with 10 ...

Grand County ranchers say three calves were killed by wolves in the month since they were given $20,000 to hire a range rider to protect their cattle, and they’re demanding more action from Colorado P...

Walk into Pueblo Seed and Food Co on a Friday afternoon in Cortez and you’ll be met with a wall full of bread that looks a little different from bread at the supermarket. The Pueblo Brick, for instanc...

The county public health department will conduct a three-month trial period for reduced lobby hours beginning Monday. La Plata County Public Health, like several other county departments, will be ope...

Although human trafficking is a $236 billion industry, it remains a largely hidden and underreported crime that ensnares an estimated 49.6 million people, or 1 in 150 people, in modern-day slavery, ac...