FARMINGTON – The U.S. Bureau of Land Management on Tuesday lifted fire restrictions in New Mexico, and on Wednesday, San Juan County said it would issue burn permits beginning Thursday. Th...

A group from Durango required rescue at Navajo Lake on Monday after a boat capsized from a 6-foot wave during a storm. Colorado Parks and Wildlife spokesman Joe Lewandowski said park ranger...

In an era dominated by COVID-19, Roseanne and Davey Pitcher are trying to be proactive about reopening Wolf Creek Ski Area for the upcoming ski season. Purgatory Resort, unlike Wolf Creek, ...

Body cam footage of a fatal officer-involved shooting earlier this month in Durango is expected to be released in the coming weeks, said Durango Police Department Chief Bob Brammer. “We are...

The Dolores School District finalized its reopening plan Tuesday evening after receiving approval from the school board. The plan includes in-person and online learning options for students...

A new 40-foot tower on Jackson Gulch dam at Mancos State Park aims to transmit data from the reservoir to the Mancos Water Conservancy District in real time to reduce water loss. But some r...

The Journal Salute to Seniors will host a virtual expo from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday and Friday, Aug. 21-22. The expo will share information, education, resources and entertain...

Professional mountain bikers waited a long time to get back on a start line. Saturday offered that chance, but the event wasn’t for the timid. The Telluride 100 was held Saturday for the se...

The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, an NCAA Division II conference, plans to begin fall sports in 2020. Fall practice will begin Aug. 24 and competition is scheduled to start Sept. 18 ...

The Southern Ute Indian Tribe will hold its second communitywide testing event Aug. 12 and Aug. 13 to identify any COVID-19 hot spots within the community. The tribe and its partners, Inter...