For filmmaker Paul Bikis, bringing his documentary, “ADAPTED,” to next week’s Durango Independent Film Festival will be a homecoming. Bikis, a Durango native and member of Durango High School Class of...

Sunday, Feb. 1 6:14 p.m.: A deputy responded to a residence on Road 33, Mancos, regarding a possibly stolen trailer on the property. Investigation revealed the white pop-up trailer was reported stolen...

The Canyons of the Ancients National Monument is offering a hands-on block printing workshop led by artist-in-residence Vicki Conley on Saturday, March 14, at the Visitor Center and Museum, 27501 Colo...

Queen to f8, check, also wins. Either way, on the next move white wins black’s queen and saves his rook, with mate in the air. Timman’s advancement of his d6 pawn triggered this attack by openin...

Colorado consumers are apparently clamoring for what Germans already have in droves, pushing legislators to clear the way for a “plug-in solar” revolution to take hold here by the end of the year. One...

After pecking away for years, the Trump administration Wednesday finally erased all remaining endangered species protections for the lesser prairie-chicken, whose “booming” and red-throated mating dan...

Durango Police Chief Brice Current testified to the Colorado Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday in opposition to Senate Bill 26-070, a bill proposing regulations on government access to location inf...

The Fort Lewis College Honors Recital, endowed by the late Walter Dear, is back. At 3 p.m. Sunday in Roshong Recital Hall, the Music Department will showcase student performers in a special, free reci...

Montezuma County voters will decide in November whether to lift term limits for the county assessor, treasurer and clerk and recorder after commissioners unanimously agreed to put the question on the ...

Cortez residents on Tuesday pressed city officials for alternatives to the tax over‑collection and for clarity on which purchases will be exempt during the sales tax holiday. During the City Council m...