Wednesday, Feb. 25 6:28 p.m.: An officer responded to Safeway, 1580 E. Main St., for a report of a person possibly involved in shoplifting. A man already banned from the property was contacted, and no...

Bob Wolff thought he did everything right when mitigating the fire danger around his home at Animas Air Park ahead of what officials expect could be an active wildfire season. The mitigation work he ...

In Colorado’s 3rd District, we do not wait for Washington to save us. We build. We produce. We compete. For too long, federal economic policy has operated in reverse. A plant closes. A mine shuts dow...

The advantage of democracy is that voting gives the average person a small piece of real power – it is the bedrock of America’s strength. Any decree or law that takes away the vote leaves citizens pow...

Neighbors gathered in libraries, churches and meeting halls, signing in with party volunteers and settling into seats as discussions started. The evening marked the first step in the party’s process f...

Fort Lewis College plans to host a community energy symposium next year that will investigate how energy and mining can be adjusted to reflect models rooted in sovereignty, sustainability and shared r...

Two dozen states asked a federal court to block the tariffs that President Donald Trump instituted last month after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down his previous tariffs. The lawsuit, filed in the f...

The 21st Durango Independent Film Festival is in full swing, and today at Durango Arts Center, Native Lens will screen its Indigenous Film Showcase, featuring the work of eight filmmakers. The screeni...

The House Education Committee recently approved legislation that would expand concurrent enrollment opportunities for Colorado high school students by allowing them to take off‑campus college courses ...

Under a proposed Colorado law, people leaving prison would be entitled to identification documents and $100 in a release allowance, two benefits bill proponents say are not reliably distributed by the...