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Exxon robbery suspect nabbed

Durango man ID’d after second heist

February 13, 2014

Local News

State will not punish Mercy for abortion policy

ACLU claims hospital violates law

February 13, 2014

Nation & World

Facebook gives you 50 ways to describe your gender

For those it impacts, ‘it means the world’

February 13, 2014

Nation & World

U.S. may wait for Afghan pact

The Obama administration is beginning to suggest that it may be willing to wait until after a new Afghan leader…

February 13, 2014

Local News

Warming up

Jim McLaughlin takes advantage of beautiful weather Thursday, opening day at Hillcrest Golf Course. The driving range opened Thursday, and…

February 12, 2014

Local News

Our water is hot topic

Governor sets Dec. deadline for H20 strategy

February 12, 2014

Regional News

Pot farmers sidestep higher tax rates

DENVER – Marijuana growers in Colorado avoided being singled out for higher tax rates in an agriculture tax measure that…

February 12, 2014

Local News

Small-town lawyer is next city attorney

Dirk Nelson worked for Ignacio, Bayfield, will start March 15

February 12, 2014

Regional News

A tax on junk food? Navajo Nation says not yet

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – The Navajo Nation president has vetoed a proposal to impose an additional tax on chips, cookies and…

February 12, 2014

Local News

Local historic advocates score big

First satellite State Historical Fund office to open in Durango

February 12, 2014

Local News

Did you remember flowers for your valentine?

Super Bowl of floral arrangement and delivery is here

February 12, 2014

Local News

Goodbye Animas and Hermosa

Voters dissolve fire districts

February 12, 2014

Local News

Durango outfitter gets 4 months in jail

Guilty of breaking probation, working without a license

February 12, 2014

Local News

Enviros honor Zia Taqueria, and the chickens eat the scraps

Zia Taqueria was recognized Wednesday for its environmentally friendly efforts, winning the 2013 Green Business Leadership Award. Here’s what you…

February 12, 2014

Nation & World

Egypt military chief heads to Moscow in rare visit

In this image released on the official Facebook page of the Egyptian Military Spokesman of the Armed Forces, Egyptian army…

February 12, 2014

Nation & World

Boy Scouts’ ranks drop after year of policy change

Pascal Tessier, left, a gay Boy Scout, receives his Eagle Scout badge from Troop 52 Scoutmaster Don Beckham, right, in…

February 12, 2014

Good Earth

Russians go nuts for pet squirrels

MOSCOW – One by one, the bushy-tailed residents of Moscow’s parks have been disappearing. The problem: Russians have gone nuts…

February 12, 2014

Good Earth

To save elephants, U.S. targets ivory trade

Extinction looms amid record-high demand for wildlife products

February 12, 2014

Good Earth

Chinese villagers attack polluting factory

BEIJING – Villagers in southwestern China infuriated by a factory that was polluting the environment smashed its offices and equipment,…

February 12, 2014

Good Earth

Colored roofs cool off cities

White, green coverings can limit warming in metropolitan areas

February 12, 2014

Good Earth

Will farmers ‘like’ Facebook?

Free workshop could transform social media wallflowers into tycoons

February 12, 2014

Nation & World

US budget deficit totals $10.4 billion in January

The Treasury reports how much of a budget deficit the U.S. government ran in January 2014. It is down 36.6…

February 12, 2014

Local News

Forget winter: Lack of snow allows Hillcrest Golf to open this week

Hillcrest Golf Club will open its course on a limited basis beginning Friday, head professional John Vickers said. Also, the…

February 12, 2014

Nation & World

Ice storm encases parts of the South

Lillian Webb Park in Historic Norcross was an icy field Wednesday in Norcross, Ga. Across the South, winter-weary residents woke…

February 12, 2014