When Colorado passed its Red Flag law, called “Extreme Risk Protection Orders,” in 2019, El Paso County Sheriff Bill Elder announced his opposition. “I am exploring all legal options and am vigorously...

A construction trailer reported stolen from Mesa Verde National Park Nov. 26 has been recovered, but the valuable contents are missing, according to Montezuma County Sheriff Steve Nowlin. The park rep...

The Ute Mountain Ute Tribe will hold a special election Feb. 1 for one vacant tribal council seat. The seat became open after former councilman Selwyn Whiteskunk resigned to run for tribal chairman. T...

Eleven candidates will vie to fill the void left by 6th Judicial District Judge Todd Norvell, who cited health reasons when he tendered his resignation Oct. 24, three years before the end of his term....

Durango business owners and organization executives met at the La Plata County Fairgrounds on Tuesday for the Gold Standard Event Planner Conference. The premise of the conference was to share informa...

Colorado’s economic growth is poised to slow in 2023 as inflation and rising interest rates keep a lid on business activity, though it isn’t expected to stall out completely, according to economists a...

Pueblo Community College’s agriculture program might be in its beginning stages, but it already has much to offer the Four Corners. Agriculture coordinator Heather Houk was hired in March 2021 to head...

First an incredible season-opening comeback. Then an improbable blowout of a Southwest Colorado powerhouse. By the time the Ignacio Bobcats took the court on Day 3 of the Centauri Mountain Top Classic...

Snowfall arrived this week in the San Juan Mountains and has elevated the avalanche risk. A low-pressure Pacific storm heavy in moisture is moving over Southwest Colorado and is expected to drop 6 to ...

Some members of the Durango High School boys wrestling team competed in eight or more matches at the team’s opening tournament over the weekend, the Red Rocks Invitational in Moab, Utah. “That’s the r...