Many people know Veterans Day comes every Nov. 11. But fewer know of March 29, a day dedicated specifically to Vietnam veterans. there is a specific day dedicated to Vietnam veterans, March 29. It ...

“I’m pissed,” said Gary Skiba with an emphatic chuckle. That’s how the wildlife biologist started a conversation on the derailed confirmation process of his appointment to the Colorado Parks and Wild...

It’s an early goodbye for Tyler Harms. The standout quarterback for Durango High School over the past three years is graduating from Durango early so he can be at Colorado Mesa when the Mavericks sta...

A homeless Navajo man was sentenced Friday to 15 years in federal prison on a second-degree murder charge. Isaiah Augustine Bob, 39, admitted that in 2020 when he was homeless, his friend allowed him ...

A wave of late-winter storms has pushed snow accumulation in all of Colorado’s major water-storage basins above normal levels for the first time this year, data show. Statewide, snowpack – which melts...

Consumer interest in benefiting from cheap and clean solar energy continues to soar, despite higher interest rates slowing demand for direct-purchase home systems. Residential solar grew 12% in the U....

Mountain Outfitters outdoor gear shop shut down last fall, after almost 40 years in business. Owner Doug Bittinger said it was “one of the most difficult decisions” he and partner Cindy Reese ever mad...

There are a slew of congressional candidates gunning to appear on Colorado’s ballots for the June 25 primary, the contest that will determine who makes it to the general election in November. With thr...

Aging infrastructure, aridification, mine spills and wildfires pose serious dangers to the city of Durango’s water supply, which is mostly the Florida River and to a lesser extent the Animas River. Fo...

TOWAOC – The Ute Mountain Ute reservation is an expansive 553,000 acres stretching across the southwest corner of Colorado and parts of San Juan County, New Mexico, with little in the way of natural r...