It’s a Bible verse familiar to many Christians – and even to many non-Christians who have seen John 3:16 on billboards and T-shirts or scrawled across eye black under football players’ helmets. But Te...

The Sunflower Troupe, returning to the Cortez stage for the first time since 2019, will hold its first regional play festival, featuring nine plays by area authors Sept. 24-25 at the Sunflower Theatre...

In the early 2000s, Pastor Scott Kujath suddenly envisioned an indoor rodeo arena and the words “redeeming our heritage.” He felt like it was something God was asking him to do. “I chuckled. Because I...

Sen. Michael Bennet met with local fire and forestry agencies Wednesday in Durango to discuss projects in the area that could benefit from the Colorado Democrat’s proposed Outdoor Restoration Partners...

Colorado taxpayers will get a break on their income taxes and a refund payment because the state’s cap on government growth and spending under the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights was exceeded last fiscal ye...

DENVER – A Colorado county’s public health department took its three mobile COVID-19 vaccination clinics off the streets after its staff members were harassed while providing inoculations over Labor D...

The Dolores School District RE-4A currently has one student who has tested positive for COVID-19, two weeks after four students received false positive results, Superintendent Reece Blincoe said Wedne...

A collision on West Main and Chestnut streets on Sept. 1 might have been caused by malfunctioning traffic lights, according to a police report. A driver in a maroon Toyota Tundra was eastbound in the...

DENVER – A judge has approved the forced medication of a mentally ill Danish man accused of starting a wildfire that burned 149 homes in Colorado in 2018, lawyers said Wednesday. The development was r...