Colorado Parks and Wildlife will continue wolf reintroduction with or without the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the agency’s new leader, Laura Clellan, said in a ranging interview with The Colorado ...

Can you spell “dine” without the city of Denver? Can you order outside of Boulder or après beyond Aspen? For Colorado chefs the answer is, and has been, of course, but in the high-stakes, low-margin w...

Now through Friday, March 6 “No Secret Police in Durango: petition drive. Details: Visit NoSecretPoliceInDurango.org. Wednesday, March 4-Sunday, March 8 Durango Independent Film Festival, vari...

“My belly hurts,” a hyper-realistic mannequin cried out from a faux hospital bed Thursday while surrounded by students in Durango High School’s Health Science pathway curriculum. “Can you describe th...

When Karen Zink was told she had breast cancer in late 2025, the diagnosis – and the need for treatment – was hard news. Not because she had learned she had a dreaded disease, but because she had to a...

An exploratory drilling project in the La Plata Mountains by Metallic Minerals raises the possibility of a 21st-century mining operation in La Plata County – and an opportunity to measure potential im...

Fort Lewis College launched a national search for its new Katz School of Business dean. After months of recruiting, the college found its ideal candidate already on campus. Liz Cartier, who has serve...

After more than a year in place, about 33 tons of railroad materials are expected to be moved from two downtown streets in Dolores. The move comes after growing questions from the public about when th...

A section of Colorado Highway 3 – a two-lane road skirting the east side of the Animas River southeast of downtown Durango – will close March 9 as crews from the Colorado Department of Transportation ...