In the last century, Durango’s city streets have gone from dirt to pavement and from shootouts to protests. Downtown has seen its share of changes over the years. People now dine out in the street, l...

Local managers representing a metal fabricator, textile manufacturer and commercial printer testified to New Mexico lawmakers Tuesday they are all facing unpredictability and steep cost increases due ...

In a little over a week, more than 450,000 New Mexicans will likely lose their food benefits amid the ongoing federal government shutdown. In the state with the nation’s highest rate of Supplemental N...

The month of October is always exciting for our 4-H community. Not only does it bring crisp air and changing leaves, but it also marks the start of our new 4-H year! Oct. 1 was the first day of our ne...

VATICAN CITY – The Vatican is expected to soon announce that it will return a few dozen artifacts to Indigenous communities in Canada as part of its reckoning with the Catholic Church’s troubled role ...

After a lifetime in La Plata County, I was sure I had the budget figured out. Property values keep going up, therefore county revenues go up with them, right? Surely this more than offsets the loss in...

What does Rep. Hurd think about health care and the government shutdown? Who knows. Hurd certainly does not communicate much on these subjects to his constituents. The nonpartisan Congressional Budget...

It’s intuitively obvious to casual observers around our shared planet that Vlad Putin and Donald J. Trump want the same thing: the elimination of the good old USA. Is there any other answer to this st...