On Monday, Sept. 2, Cortez Police arrested a man for allegedly beating another man with a golf club near City Market.
Officer Michael Rivas responded to North Harrison Street about 3:10 p.m. after rec...
Near Ruidoso, New Mexico lies a 19th century military fort, now a state historic site, surrounded by public land and thick, untouched grasses only lightly grazed by cavalry horses. But what’s really i...
I am writing to encourage Colorado voters to vote yes on Initiative 310, open primaries/ranked choice voting. I live in Alaska, where this system was approved by voters in 2020 and first implemented i...
I never cease to be amazed at the pass that Donald Trump gets in the mainstream media despite the consistently outrageous things he says, but this one really takes the cake. Michael Tomasky writing in...
According to Lindsey Graham, Don Trump is “Bat (dung) crazy.” But that was then, before the wholesale of souls who made a bargain with the devil that Trump’s fascism is the route to make America great...
This month, the Turquoise Raven Art Gallery’s main show is about one thing: Horses.
“I love horses … and I hate that sentence,” said Mary Fuller, the owner of the gallery, laughing.
Horses mean a grea...
State wildlife managers have captured a wolf pack that was killing livestock in northern Colorado and relocated the two adults and four pups to “a secure enclosure with limited human interaction,” sta...
In the midst of monsoon season, August proved generous, gifting over double its normal precipitation for the month.
“You’ve heard of classic cars and classic sodas. After an uncertain start this summ...
A 57-year-old woman was found dead Saturday in the Animas River near the DoubleTree Hotel in Durango.
The woman was identified as Joni Allred, who police said had been living in Durango for about a mo...
As long as Cheriese Carrasco has worked at the Budget Inn Durango – over six years now – Stew Scheppegrell would appear every 12 days during the summer.
He restocked on food, collected his mail at th...