DENVER (AP) — On her family's first trip since the pandemic began, 6-year-old Wongel Estifanos got on a vertical drop ride at a Colorado amusement park with her uncle, aunt and cousins last month. When the floor pulled away from beneath them, everyone else fell in their seats down a 110-foot (34-meter) underground shaft but Wongel, who was not strapped to her seat, plunged to her death, according to a lawsuit filed by her parents against the park Wednesday.

The Durango City Council decided Tuesday to participate in a $400 million statewide settlement against the “big 3” pharmaceutical distributors and a drugmaker for their involvement in the opioid epide...

Gov. Jared Polis will vote for Proposition 120, the ballot measure that gives other Democrats pause because it would slash property tax assessment rates for multifamily residential properties and lodg...

As the first snow of the season covers the high country, Colorado’s ski resorts are starting their search for thousands of workers in what many say is an unprecedented labor crisis. Housing continues ...

SILVERTON – This historic mining town high in the San Juan Mountains has faced its share of economic disruptions during the past few years. In 2018, the 416 Fire shut down the Durango & Silverton Narr...

Residents of Cedar View Apartments in north Durango are upset with the lack of management provided by Volunteers of America, which operates the low-income housing option for seniors 62 and older. “We’...