With pickleball growing in popularity, the city of Durango looks to find outdoor spaces where it can host players of the burgeoning sport. In many communities nationwide, pickleball players are allowe...

As winter nears, wildfires often slip to the back of the mind. But this holiday season Durango residents can decorate their homes with their own slice of wildfire prevention. San Juan Mountains Associ...

ALBUQUERQUE – New Mexico oil and gas regulators are watching closely as increased seismic activity is being reported in the Permian Basin along the Texas state line. Under a plan recently rolled out ...

New cases of COVID-19 are on the decline in Montezuma County, according to the Colorado Department of Public Health. However, the number of places with outbreaks has increased. CDPHE reported 233 new ...

AURORA – Police are investigating whether a shooting that wounded five young people in suburban Denver was connected to a party nearby. Five males between the ages of 16 and 20 went to the hospital af...

The Bureau of Land Management is updating Obama-era plans to manage the greater sage grouse in 10 Western states. The BLM has published a request for comments to help update management plans for the b...

Last year was a banner year for voters across the country approving taxes that protected open spaces, parks and public land. There were 51 conservation funding measures on ballots last year and voters...

PUEBLO – After a season with the loftiest achievements in program history, the high-flying Mancos Bluejays soared into Pueblo in search of their first-ever state title in football. Under the Friday n...

Pets and people dressed up in holiday costumes could be seen parading through Cortez and Dolores on Thanksgiving Day. The For Pet’s Sake Turkey Trot took place at Parque de Vida in Cortez. It is a fun...