The final plan for wolf reintroduction on the Western Slope approved earlier this month by Colorado Parks and Wildlife commissioners called the federal government’s approval of an experimental populat...

A few miles from the Nebraska border on Colorado’s Eastern Plains, Danny Wood’s family has been growing wheat, corn and other grains for generations. Wood is a dryland farmer, which means he relies on...

Six Durango Demons recently inked letters of intent to continue competing at the next level. Zach Haber signed with New Mexico State University to play NCAA Division I football for the Aggies. Socce...

A man from Redvale drowned May 10 while rafting on the Dolores River about 6½ miles south of Bedrock, according to the Montrose County Sheriff’s Office. Richard Zehm, 72, was rafting with a friend whe...

After 30 days, anything can become a habit. Creative genius doesn’t happen overnight, nor does success. It’s said that there are basic habits that high achievers practice. One such habit is of a domes...

Don Juan, the arrogant, chronic seducer of women, is a myth that’s been around forever. Some Don Juan stories, plays, movies and operas conclude with an odd, tacked-on, happy ending. Not so for Mozart...

On Durango’s South Side this January, a juniper tree came crashing down from its great height one morning, splitting into three main sections across the yard. Longtime resident Andrea Dalla awoke to f...

Durango Police Department Wednesday 12:09 a.m. A person in the 1000 block of Roosa Avenue was arrested on suspicion of illegal camping. 12:48 a.m. A person on the Gardenswartz Memorial Bridge,...

The city of Durango hosted a neighborhood meeting Wednesday at City Hall where residents were briefed about traffic issues and construction plans for a dual-branded hotel planned in the 400 block of E...