For the first time in the event’s history, the Vallecito Lake Heavy Half Marathon sold out. Luckily for the 164 runners on Saturday, the weather wasn’t as bad as forecast, and runners appreciated the ...

Durango’s Residences at Durango, a motel-to-apartments conversion that will create 120 new low-income rental units at the former Best Western motel on U.S. Highway 160 in west Durango, will be ready t...

Dear Action Line: As one of our friendly Uber drivers, I see a lot of vehicles each day. An astute observer such as yourself must have noticed the new black license plates appearing recently. No m...

IGNACIO – The Southern Ute Indian Tribe flag was hoisted onto the flagpole at Ignacio High School on Thursday, signifying the first time it has been displayed in the school’s history. It was done to r...

The Colorado Legislature approved a variety of bills changing the state’s criminal justice system relating to law enforcement, jails, and protections for those convicted of crimes. Here are some of th...

For many, having a reliable vehicle is not just a luxury, it's a necessity. It helps one get to work, take their kids to school and manage the daily demands of life. However, when the need for costly ...

Another year of a Montezuma County tradition closed out with plenty of excitement and fanfare on Saturday, as roughly 1,000 riders navigated the afternoon showers at Phil’s World trail system to post ...

CHERRY CREEK – Standing atop an unremarkable dirt road in western La Plata County, an impressive array of wildlife officials from the federal, state and local governments gathered Friday to announce f...

A father-daughter artistic team from Oklahoma settled in Taos, New Mexico, on acreage that is now the Doel Reed Center. Oklahoma State University owns the center and OSU students, donors, and art afic...