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Back to the books, kids

Karyn Siegrist, a third-grade teacher at St. Columba School on Monday, prepares her classroom for the start of school Aug.…

August 11, 2013

Local News

Reaping the forest’s bounty

Businesses, citizens capitalize on nature’s riches on public lands

August 11, 2013

Local News

‘Weinergate’ has local connection

New resident built website that tracked ex-congressman’s tweets

August 11, 2013

Regional News

Missing Manitou Springs woman found safe

Another resident tells of almost getting swept away by flood waters

August 11, 2013

Regional News

Crews try to contain Utah fire, protect structures

Fire officials say the Patch Springs Fire grew to 10.5 square miles in Skull Valley near the Goshute Indian Reservation…

August 11, 2013

Regional News

Recall: 3rd-party hopefuls get break

Libertarians file lawsuit to get on Sept. 10 ballot

August 11, 2013

Regional News

Colo.’s first test-tube baby now 30

COLORADO SPRINGS (AP) – When Ellen Casey gave birth 30 years ago, it was cause for celebration. Not only for…

August 11, 2013

Nation & World

56%: No thanks to 120

Editor’s note: Aging America is a joint AP-APME project examining the aging of the baby boomers and the impact that…

August 10, 2013

Local News

Flags, football – and here comes fall

Durango High School Color Guard member Sierra Ogen practices with the team at the high school Friday in preparation for…

August 10, 2013

Local News

Sen. Udall prepared to fight for Bronco TV

Senator praises energy efficiency at Mesa Verde

August 10, 2013

Local News

Coroner IDs crash victims

The two people involved in a motorcycle wreck Saturday were identified as Glen Henderson, 55, and his wife, Mary Henderson,…

August 10, 2013

Business

First look at Google Glass impresses

Gadget will let you video your life away

August 10, 2013

Business

Retailers see slow start to back-to-school season

NEW YORK – Shoppers are holding off on back-to-school shopping, and those who delay long enough might be rewarded with…

August 10, 2013

Business

Family insurance coverage at risk

Small businesses consider options with Obamacare

August 10, 2013

Local News

Biologists fish for piscine security

Native species said to be in trouble on Lower Dolores River

August 10, 2013

Local News

Rollover injures 2 people

In a busy evening for Durango Fire & Rescue Authority, a sport utility vehicle with five passengers rolled off the…

August 10, 2013

Nation & World

Ancient Pa. dwelling still divides archaeologists

Archeology students, Jessica Higley, left, Michael Way, right, and Jamie Badams, bottom, work in the area that was damaged by…

August 10, 2013

Nation & World

Immigration campaign passes by some in GOP

Harrisdu1-i-syn BEL AIR, Md. – Immigration advocates are swarming the country this month, trying to persuade House Republicans to pass…

August 10, 2013

Nation & World

Havana skaters defy scarcity to keep on rolling

HAVANA – Some call Che Pando the godfather of Havana’s skateboarding scene, and the 40-year-old tattoo artist can still recall…

August 10, 2013

Nation & World

Criminal-justice system changes are proposed

Attorney general wants shorter sentences for drug-related crimes

August 10, 2013

Nation & World

Egypt police to clear sit-ins

A supporter of Egypt’s ousted President Mohammed Morsi stands guard by sand barriers that have set up by supporters of…

August 10, 2013

Local News

How extreme? Kids learn

Pressure doubles 33 feet underwater; oxygen scarcer at Durango’s elevation; in space, you need a sharp suit

August 10, 2013

Business

Improved U.S. power grid faces new threats

The U.S. electrical grid is better managed and more flexible a decade after its largest blackout, but it remains vulnerable…

August 10, 2013

Regional News

Senators push Tom Vilsack for emergency food funding

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The number of New Mexican families worried about where their next meal will come from is growing…

August 10, 2013