A law passed by Democrats in 2021 that is intended to make it harder to persuade Colorado voters to cut their taxes is the target of a federal lawsuit filed Monday by a conservative group that is perp...

Durango Police Department Tuesday 3:02 a.m. A person at the Durango Police Department, 990 East Second Ave., was arrested on suspicion of illegal dumping. 3:46 a.m. A citation was issued at th...

Another fire was reported 8 miles north of Navajo Dam near the Colorado-New Mexico border, according to New Mexico Bureau of Land Management officials. BLM says the West Fork Fire started about 5 p.m....

Christopher Blevins had a rough start to the world championships this week in Scotland, leaving his participation in jeopardy. Blevins, the USA men’s elite national champion in both the cross-country ...

ENGLEWOOD – The Denver Broncos are taking a different approach to the preseason a year after sitting the starters backfired on them. Coach Sean Payton, who last week walked back critical comments of h...

A new Colorado law took effect Monday to improve education by reducing language barriers in special education learning plans. House Bill23-1263, called Translating Individualized Education Programs, p...

Animas City Theatre, 128 E. College Drive, is hosting “Wildflower Mountain Paint and Sip” at 3:30 p.m. Sunday. Andie Lynn Huml will teach the step-by-step painting process. Huml has worked as an art ...

MELBOURNE, Australia – The rest of the world has finally caught up to the United States. The once-dominant Americans crashed out of the Women’s World Cup on penalties after a scoreless draw with Swede...

The radiant kaleidoscopic hues of countless gems and minerals cascade through the windows of a new shop in Durango’s Main Mall. Crystal Mart opened its doors in July and showcases exquisite treasures...

Monsoons that normally offer a reprieve from the summer heat July and August in Southwest Colorado have by and large been a no-show this year. A high-pressure system that has settled over parts of the...