Gazpacho Restaurant is not alone in its frustration with a hotel construction project that has dragged on for six years in South Durango. Other businesses near the site say the construction has caused...

Editor’s note: The Journal will be covering the storm this weekend in mountainous regions, Dolores and Cortez. If you have photos to share please send them to news@the-journal.com, or share them w...

Voters are set to cast their ballots Friday in the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe’s general election, with four open seats and 16 candidates vying for positions. The tribe, which has more than 2,000 members, ...

A small gas leak at Cortez Middle School prompted an emergency evacuation of students and staff Thursday afternoon ahead of a parent-teacher conference. Justin Schmitt, RE-1 executive director of acad...

This year’s bear season, ranging from spring to late fall, has been “crazy” and “incredible,” said Bryan Peterson, director of Bear Smart Durango. The season isn’t over yet, and so it’s unclear how be...

A shooting Tuesday night at the Apache Mobile Home Park in west Durango left two women dead and the suspected shooter on life-support, police said Thursday. The victims were identified as Shelby Campb...

The Dry Canyon fire south of the Salter Y area near Dolores showed minimal growth since Tuesday. It remained at an estimated 22 acres Wednesday evening, according to Dolores District Ranger Nick Musto...

Weekend operations to combat street racing are underway in Farmington, as police respond to a recent incident where a car burst into flames. Reese Berthold, 27, of Aztec, and Kalynn Kenworthy, 22, of ...

Gazpacho Restaurant, a longtime fixture in downtown Durango, owes the city more than $14,000 in sales taxes and is at risk of closing, according to a co-owner. is in danger of closing as a resul...

Since his inauguration, President Donald Trump has acted quickly to change immigration policies, adopt hard-line tactics and make it clear those who stand in his way will face repercussions. COLab is ...