La Plata County became the first county in the nation on Tuesday to declare its support for federal public lands in a resolution that decries any potential land sell-offs and voices support for the wo...

Environmental groups are sounding the alarm after the U.S. Department of Agriculture declared more than 100 million acres of national forest land “an emergency situation” that can only be helped with ...

Coloradan Kathleen Sgamma has withdrawn her nomination to head the Bureau of Land Management. The announcement came Thursday morning from Republican Sen. Mike Lee of Utah at the start of a committee h...

A Shiprock man faces two felonies and four misdemeanors after reportedly brandishing a gun and making threats at Kentucky Fried Chicken. Bryan Chavez, 42, is charged with aggravated assault, a fourth-...

Every year in Durango, we come together to celebrate the arts – whether it's watching our children shine in a recital, catching a concert with friends or supporting a local production that makes us la...

The Skyhawks women’s lacrosse and softball teams haven’t had a lot of positives so far this season. Both are near or at the bottom of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and both lost this weekend ...

SILVERTON – When the pandemic shut down the world in 2020, Griff Pinto was 8 and made a big decision: It was time to go all-in on skiing. Five years later, the 13-year-old from Silverton is a backcoun...

Durango’s Christopher Blevins probably wishes the UCI Mountain World Cup would never leave Brazil. After a strong opening to the season last year in Brazil, Blevins looked super strong this weekend in...

Against the backdrop of the Window Rock arch, Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren sat on a sandstone cliff with U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Council Delegate Ge...