Living out of a camper van or a truck camper has become a popular trend since the COVID-19 pandemic hit in spring 2020. Many elected to leave larger cities in search of more remote areas to live, and ...

Some saluted, some shed tears and some stood in silence as veterans commemorated fallen military service members during Monday’s Memorial Day ceremonies in Durango. Ceremonies were held at Iris Park,...

Another Iron Horse Bicycle Classic came to a close Sunday with three events at Chapman Hill, including the Strada La Plata, Chapman Hill Cycling Festival and the Morehart Murphy Subaru Mountain Bike R...

After a season of historic snowfall across the West, the nation’s ski areas logged a record 64.7 million skier visits for the 2022-23 season, up from the previous high of 61 million visits in 2021-22,...

ALBUQUERQUE – Hundreds of frantic calls poured in to dispatchers about a barrage of gunfire and bloodied victims along a busy street during this month's deadly shooting in Farmington, prompting author...

KIRTLAND – Kirtland Central High School’s Kyler Joe, a recent graduate and one of the school’s most decorated student athletes, has agreed to extend his scholastic and sports careers by signing a lett...

Dear Action Line: I think we’re being invaded, but it’s possible there’s another explanation. I saw a string of lights in the night sky a few nights ago. There were maybe 10 to 15 lights in a blur...

A traffic study of midtown Durango completed last year recommends changes to East Second Avenue between 15th and 13th streets to reduce traffic congestion, improve safety and become Americans with Dis...

SANTA FE – Gwendolyn Dean Schofield hoped to live to 100, and she was nearly there. But on May 15, in what appeared to be a final act of kindness, Schofield and her daughter pulled over on a residenti...