Southwest Health System is accepting applications for one more day for its Summer Intern Program at Southwest Memorial Hospital. The opportunity provides local high school students with hands-on exper...

DOLORES – The Dolores baseball team is carving its own path to success. When a once‑proud Dolores High School baseball tradition was discontinued seven years ago, the current roster’s players were sti...

A dramatic decrease in the number of people in prison being granted parole and a slew of recent laws that lengthen sentences is causing Colorado’s adult prison population to balloon, experts and advoc...

Lake Nighthorse has opened to recreational use for the 2026 season – though only for three days per week. According to a city of Durango news release, the lake opened April 10 to nonmotorized boaters ...

We’re quickly heading into graduation season, and for four seniors at Animas High School, they’ve got one more big project to complete before putting on their caps and gowns. It’s not a 20-page paper ...

A Fruitland chef will be featured on national television later this month as part of a Food Network special series highlighting Indigenous cuisine. Chef Justin Pioche, a Farmington-area chef and co-fo...

During Tuesday’s meeting, the Cortez City Council voted to approve both candidates for to replace one youth seat on the Public Arts Advisory Committee, appointing Will Blair as a youth member and Ava ...

Editor’s note: This is the third column in a five-part series. For the past columns, I’ve been writing about germs that can infect and kill off relationships, citing research from PREP Inc. The f...

ALBUQUERQUE – Jimmy Beal is waiting to see if the Rio Grande will give him enough water this spring to plant a few of his 100 acres in oats. The irrigation ditch that runs along the river in Albuquerq...

Parents and teachers say Durango School District’s proposed consolidation of Sunnyside Elementary School with Florida Mesa Elementary School would disrupt student stability, impact staff jobs and coul...