Monday 6:47 a.m. A woman who allegedly stole wine from the south Durango City Market, 6 Town Plaza, was arrested for shoplifting. Sunday 5:52 a.m. A man at the north Durango Speedway, 1991 Mai...

Temperatures had just dipped below freezing one night last week in Durango. Kristie Boughan, a 62-year-old woman living unhoused, sat under an exhaust vent that blows warm air behind the Strater Hotel...

SALIDA — Finding a sacred stump in the forest might seem like a fool’s errand, especially in the high country, but that didn’t keep Jim Dickson from searching for perhaps Colorado’s most celebrated bl...

Durango School District 9-R told community members through a released statement that it does not receive financial support from the sources impacted by Gov. Jared Polis’ Senate Bill 23B-001. The Duran...

Let’s take a journey back three months ago. The Colorado Buffaloes football team had just beaten Colorado State 43-35 to improve to 3-0 after only winning one game the previous year. The sports world ...

LAS VEGAS – What’s one central message when it comes to how the water supply for 40 million people in the Western U.S. will be managed in coming years? It won’t be pretty. The top negotiators for the ...

Along a stretch of the Animas River Trail stands a spruce tree with red décor, exuding that true Christmas spirit. Red ball ornaments, candy canes and other decorations hang delicately on the pine bra...

After a year of economic hardship, climate disasters and war, few could be blamed for feeling like our leaders have let us down. As we look ahead to a new year, I find it helpful to remember examples ...