Snow removal equipment in Cortez sits idle as a dry and warm winter haunts the region. While rain showers are expected this week, significant snowfall is not on the horizon. Snow removal equipment...

The Dolores RE‑4A school board on Monday received updates on major construction projects, Operation Graduation and next year’s calendar, and learned that the new high school remains on track for late ...

Durango City Council is poised to approve a permitting process for electric fences and bear “unwelcome” mats within city limits. Councilors voted unanimously to approve two ordinances establishing sta...

MILAN – For Durango’s Charlie Mickel, a Tuesday qualifying run that he described as “solid but not quite his best,” came extremely close to getting him straight into the Olympic moguls final, but now ...

A pair of mild storms with light moisture and warm air are forecast to arrive this week in Southwest Colorado. Any moisture – rain or snow – will be welcome during this unusually dry winter. South...

The Cortez City Council on Tuesday will give its first reading of an ordinance temporarily reducing city sales tax to zero percent in an effort to refund residents $2.8 million in overcollected taxes....

The Mancos Public Library kicked off its celebration of Black History Month with an “elegant and inclusive” display created by resident Gloria Thatch‑Woody, who is of African American descent. “Her th...

A crash in the opening corner of Saturday’s Supercross 450SX main event in Glendale, Arizona, sent Cortez’s Eli Tomac to the dirt and, by night’s end, out of the points lead he carried into Round 5. T...

A bill was introduced Wednesday by Colorado lawmakers – including Durango-based House District 59 Rep. Katie Stewart – meant to address gaps in jail safety policies that have allowed sexual violence a...

MILAN – Now that he has arrived in Italy, Charlie Mickel’s lifelong Olympic dream has finally become a reality. “I'm just super excited to soak it all in and to have an opportunity to try and perform ...