As of Tuesday, the fire ban in Montezuma County has been rescinded. The ban was lifted “with the understanding that our citizens and visitors will be cautious and responsible with open fires and mai...

With less than two weeks until Aug. 16, the first day of the 2021-22 school year, families are wondering what their children’s upcoming fall semester will look like after more than a year of COVID-19 ...

TOKYO — Simone Biles returned to the competition at the Tokyo Olympics in style, and will leave with another medal. What color it is really isn't the point. That she delivered a tense, heart-pounding ...

Southwest Open School will offer students a bicycle mechanic class beginning this fall, and donated bikes are needed. The elective course is in partnership with Project Bike Tech, an education organiz...

Joe Moore and Summit Lake reservoirs have tested positive for toxic levels of blue-green algae, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Staff members discovered algal blooms at the lakes last week, ...

Supply chain disruptions have been a feature of the COVID-19 pandemic, and to the misfortune of Durango’s craft brewers, a beer can shortage has proved to be particularly troublesome and persistent. S...

DENVER – Colorado Gov. Jared Polis said Monday he was planning to issue a state disaster declaration and it could be “a few days to a few weeks” before a canyon in the western part of the state can b...

A juvenile mountain lion was seen sitting along the Animas River trail in Durango in late June. Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers were able to safely tranquilize the animal and relocate it to a mor...

Friday, July 23 1:34 a.m. Two men were arrested on active warrants while a potential robbery was investigated in the 100 block of South Broadway. 6:08 a.m. Tools were stolen in the 1600 block of Riv...