Chimney Rock National Park was recently designated an International Dark Sky Park, becoming Colorado’s 19th national park to receive the certification. “Dark skies are an important part of this livin...

What was formerly Woody’s along U.S. Highway 160/491 has been retrofitted into a grocery store after extensive renovations, including air duct repairs and interior reworking to extend the building’s l...

The city of Durango’s Immigration Task Force approved by City Council in November is beginning to take shape. The Community and Cultural Relations Commission agreed on the basic form and function of t...

It’s a year of two big intertwined anniversaries for Colorado and the United States of America. The country will celebrate its semiquincentennial on July 4, 2026, marking 250 years since the signing o...

Light snow that moved through Durango on Monday morning was the first of two storms expected to affect Southwest Colorado this week, according to the National Weather Service in Grand Junction. A...

Dear Action Line, Why does NBC from Albuquerque channel 12 have such horrible sound on all sports and TV shows like “Chicago Med,” “Chicago Fire” and “Chicago P.D.”? These shows come in good ...

Sometimes, certain people make such an impact that their passing sends ripples far and wide. Jim and Terry Fitzgerald – who had lived outside Bayfield at the foot of the piñon and sagebrush-blanketed ...

Many veterans enter retirement expecting peace, yet thousands instead face mesothelioma, an aggressive cancer often detected too late for effective treatment. Because this disease is frequently misdia...