As we enter the season of giving, it’s worth remembering what makes Southwest Colorado such a special place. Our strength has always come from how we care for one another. We donate, volunteer and cel...

On behalf of the Emergency Warming Center Council, I’d like to thank the Durango City Council, city manager, directors and volunteers for their clear and compassionate support of the Emergency Warming...

The Olde Schoolhouse Cafe and Saloon has survived blizzards, fires, power outages, the COVID-19 pandemic and 30 years’ worth of hungry skiers and snowboarders fresh off the slopes of Purgatory Resort....

State Sen. Faith Winter, a Broomfield Democrat and the mother of two children, was killed Wednesday night in a multi-vehicle crash south of Denver. The wreck happened about 6 p.m. in the northbound la...

Nobody should be alone during major holidays like Thanksgiving, particularly veterans, said Christopher Emilio Chavez, with the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4031 in Durango. He and Suzanne Vargasse, ...

Miller Middle School eighth graders became the teachers last week, leading younger classmates in lessons based on Leonardo da Vinci’s seven principles. English language arts students have spent sever...

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — The loudspeakers at the Denver Broncos practice Wednesday blared out ABBA’s 1976 hit “Money, Money, Money," an apropos choice given the club's spending spree. The Broncos didn'...

The Durango Turkey Trot always brings out some of the best athletes in town, and the 5-mile race had two different winners than last year. Durango’s Charlie Dillman won the men’s 5-mile race, and Hes...

The Environmental Protection Agency has found that Enterprise Products LLC, a Texas-based oil company, was not complying with hazardous waste treatment laws while cleaning 97,000 gallons of refined ga...