A 54-year-old hiker’s fatal fall into an abandoned mine shaft near Ouray last month highlights a broader danger left behind by Colorado’s rich mining history: more than 23,000 inactive mining sites, m...

High-elevation mountain passes on three roadways will close for about two hours Tuesday morning for winter helicopter operations. Helicopters will lift equipment to prevent seasonal avalanches, accord...

A deadly horse virus has spread to eight states, including Colorado, prompting Montezuma and La Plata counties to temporarily close their fairgrounds to equine activities as officials work to limit it...

OGDEN, Utah – In a rare and meaningful Division I women’s basketball matchup, BYU freshman guard Sydney Benally and Weber State senior Lanae Billy faced off Saturday afternoon, connected by their shar...

A year ago, the federal Indian Health Service posted dozens of flyers on Facebook promoting flu and COVID-19 vaccine clinics across the Navajo Nation, where the pandemic had inflicted a staggering tol...

Another Durango business owner has found herself in the midst of strange machinations by national ghost tour company US Ghost Adventures. Julie Dunn Brown, owner of ReLove Consign and Design, said she...

Volunteers will set up the start line again for Dolores’ annual Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving morning – a community event that doubles as a food drive for the Dolores Family Project. The free event feat...

With the recent Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program lapse having contributed to even tighter November budgets, a self-funded Thanksgiving meal may feel especially out of reach this year for some...

The cycling community is huge in Durango. I bet you could write an entire book about it, and as someone who grew up here, I can say with certainty that it is the reason I am racing and riding today. ...

Thank you, Mr. Rick Corbett, (Letters, Journal, Nov. 14) for your well-reasoned, intellectual statistical response to my earlier Argentina post (Letters, Journal, Oct. 29). This is exactly what I’ve b...