The American Revolution didn’t end with the July 4, 1776, signing of the Declaration of Independence – it was just the beginning of an eight-year struggle that concluded in 1783. To prevent misuse of ...

County officials will highlight recent progress within Montezuma County’s Road and Bridge Department during the next Coffee with the County, including staff transitions and expanded training efforts. ...

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser on Wednesday petitioned the U.S. Department of Energy to rescind its “emergency” order keeping the coal‑fired Craig Unit 1 open past Tri‑State Generation and Tran...

A former Durango School District teacher who lured or attempted to lure dozens of minors into sexual encounters pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court. Benjamin Smith, who taught music classes at ...

The Dolores Public Library Board voted this week to issue a request for proposals to hire an outside consultant to assess the library’s workplace. Board members had discussed the step as a way to bett...

Since 2011, the Durango Blues Train has been playing its way through the Animas Valley into the San Juan Mountains on warm August nights, courtesy of Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad cars. No...

After 21 rounds of spelling during the Farmington Municipal School District Spelling Bee, Cuillena Spacek, who attends Pinon Hills Academy, successfully spelled the word “grandeur,” securing her spot ...

A federal judge Wednesday temporarily blocked a Trump administration order issued last month that would have forced Colorado to recertify families with low incomes on food stamps or risk losing food a...

The Cortez City Council on Tuesday approved four ballot questions for the April municipal election, awarded historic designation to two Cortez homes and accepted two new members to the Public Arts Adv...

“Colorado Wolf Stories: Revealing the Hidden Life of the Gray Wolf,” by Clint McKnight, is a fictional account of a small pack of gray wolves in Colorado. The book, made up of short stories, is descri...