You must forgive me for getting ahead of myself, but when the sky is this blue and the air is over 60 degrees, all I want to do is sit on the porch in sandals and peruse the seed catalogs that have be...

The remains of a man reported missing in Mesa Verde National Park on Jan. 15, 2024, were found Friday, according to information provided by the park on Monday. Thomas Irwin, 73, of Indianapolis, was l...

Sarah Steinwand, the backcountry snowboarder killed in an avalanche near Ophir Pass on Feb. 20, is being remembered as a talented athlete and a warm, engaged member of her community. “She was super ea...

WASHINGTON – U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet confirmed to reporters at the Capitol on Monday that he is considering a run for Colorado governor in the 2026 election. The senator said it is important to consi...

Coloradans love their Colorado stuff. So why not formalize that affection with an official Buy Colorado Day state holiday? Lawmakers on Monday plan to designate March 3 as an annual celebration of Col...

A high-end “glamping” company has its sights set on property north of Mancos. It’s unclear how many acres they’re after. The posted public notice at the property says “141 acres, more or less,” thou...

The 6th Judicial District Attorney’s Office has dropped all charges against Bradley Clark, a Durango man accused of setting fire to the chip aisle in the south City Market more than five years ago. Th...

Dressed in professional attire, Mountain Middle School students filled the halls of the La Plata County Courthouse on Thursday, prepared to put legendary frontiersman Kit Carson on trial for mass murd...

CHANGES>In the 1960s and 1970s, ranchers and champions of extractive industries throughout the American West tried to buck the confines of federal regulation and transfer public lands to state con...

Dear Action Line, I find myself in acute intellectual misery as I attempt to determine why most of the flashing yellow left turn lights have been eliminated along the 160 corridor near Durang...