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Durango City Council seeks to encourage affordable housing

Protection for condo builders, fair-share ordinance changes possible

Mancos marshal finalists named

Residents can meet 3 candidates March 10

Tipton battles ‘regulation overreach’

Lawmaking needs to go back to Congress, he says

Shoveling: In Durango it’s your duty

City has issued 36 violations this winter

Gold King Mine spill legislation drowns in Colorado Legislature

Measure sought to make it easier to sue federal government

Parking ticket scofflaws could get the boot

Durango’s parking-ticket amnesty is over. Those with two or more late parking tickets can expect a final notice in the mail during the next four weeks warning that the city may b...

Judge: Pot credit union can’t access nation’s banking system

DENVER – A judge on Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit that sought federal approval for a credit union aimed at serving Colorado’s marijuana businesses, saying pot is still illegal under federal la...

Colorado still not sure whether legal marijuana made roads less safe

Three years after Colorado voted to legalize recreational marijuana, little is known about whether the state’s roads are less safe – and law enforcement efforts remain largely focused on alc...

Planned Parenthood appeals ruling allowing Utah to cut funds

SALT LAKE CITY – The Utah chapter of Planned Parenthood has appealed a U.S. judge’s ruling that allows the Republican governor to cut off federal funding to the organization. The ...

Court hears Colorado pot banking case

Many in marijuana industry nervous handling only cash

Bennet calls for immigration overhaul

Circuit Court blocks Obama’s executive actions on deportation

Wired for speed

Ballot questions could bring more competitive Internet service