For members of American Legion’s annual Toys for Tots campaign, the holiday season is all about camaraderie and community, said Meghann Baca, the Marine Corps Toys for Tots Foundation coordinator for ...

The Tri-City Record has learned that the man accused of a double homicide Oct. 21 in Farmington was in custody of San Juan County Sheriff’s Office deputies just hours before allegedly going on a shoot...

WASHINGTON – U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper said Congress is close to getting permitting reform done. Hickenlooper has been supportive of the Senate’s Energy Permitting Reform Act, sponsored by U.S. Sen....

When the student actors with Animas High School’s Osprey Theatre Company take the stage Tuesday at Durango Arts Center, they will be accompanied by a sparse set. In fact, the only thing they’re bringi...

A Durango man was sentenced to 10 years in prison Thursday for breaking into another man’s apartment and shooting him multiple times in August 2023. Troy Allen Brown, 35, appeared before 6th Judicial ...

The Cortez Police Department posthumously awarded Sgt. Michael Moran a Purple Heart and Medal of Honor at the Cortez City Council meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 10. His two daughters, Katalina and Novelynn ...

Bureaucracy is an example of a “devil term” in today’s politics. All you have to do is mention the word, and people think of waste, excessive size, barriers to getting things done, impersonal treatmen...

BAYFIELD – The Bayfield Town Board is closing in on a potential candidate for interim town manager, but that process will continue a bit longer. The board tabled the matter to its meeting next week af...

The arts have always thrived on innovation, with groundbreaking artists pushing boundaries and shaping new ways to interpret the world. These trailblazers introduce fresh perspectives, challenge tradi...