Jury selection stretched into Tuesday during the second day of the federal trial of former Ute Mountain Ute tribal leader Lyndreth Wall. Attorneys and the judge spent a full day probing for who could ...

Dozens of protesters gathered Monday outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office in Durango after reports spread that federal agents detained two minors and a parent on their way...

A federal judge ruled Oct. 23 that sports betting overseen by Colorado’s two tribes must abide by the state’s laws, subjecting the sovereign nations to a possible 10% tax on online sports betting. U.S...

A vibrant new mural by local artist Abby J. Fox is transforming the north side of Mancos Town Hall, adding color and life to the heart of downtown Mancos. This project advances efforts to enhance publ...

“Indeed, Doctor, I can spite check you with a queen check. But your rook is a stake that can’t be stopped. I am afraid, Doctor, death comes to us all. At least in one form or another. As for you...

FORT COLLINS – The Trump administration is telling Colorado to stop importing gray wolves from Canada as part of the state’s efforts to restore the predators, a shift that could hinder plans for more ...

A man was arrested on suspicion of felony menacing after he threatened a woman, smashing a motel room and had a multihour standoff with police Saturday night at Durango Lodge. The Durango Police Depa...

A revered Brighton-based wildlife conservation group more accustomed to thinking about diversity of species is suddenly in the crosshairs of the federal campaign against using resources for diversity ...

Colorado must triple its wind generation and quintuple its solar capacity to meet 2040 clean energy targets and that will call for a lot of land – land developers say it is hard to come by in some cou...