Durango residents expressed a mix of grief, fear and anger at a Friday protest held in memory of Renee Nicole Good, the 37-year-old mother of three who was shot and killed Wednesday by a U.S. Immigrat...

The Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Council has enacted a nightly curfew in Towaoc and surrounding reservation lands, citing violence and authorizing fines, arrests and vehicle welfare checks. The curfew requ...

A new community makerspace is opening in Cortez later this month, and organizers are asking for public input as they set the year’s programming agenda. “The goal is for it to be a place for everyone i...

JERUSALEM – A former U.N. Mideast envoy has been chosen to direct U.S. President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace to oversee the cease-fire in Gaza, Israel’s prime minister said Thursday, as at least eig...

VATICAN CITY – In his most substantial critique of U.S., Russian and other nations’ military incursions into sovereign countries, Pope Leo XIV on Friday denounced the use of force to assert dominion w...

Transportation, public safety and affordable housing are but a few of the big-ticket items on the city of Durango’s radar as the Colorado Legislature prepares to enter its second regular session of th...

The crew? Two Durango residents. The ship? A yellow Ford Mustang with chrome wheels. And the treasure? A $13 candle ordered off Amazon. On Thursday, the Durango Police Department announced it had char...

New Mexico swung from its hottest December on record to a snowpacked January, as a polar jet stream storm delivered up to 8 inches of snow in Farmington and blanketed the state’s mountains. Aztec repo...

Wednesday, Dec. 31 1:39 a.m.: An officer responded to Hawkins Preserve, 1500 S. Cedar St., where a vehicle was parked in a closed area. An underage female was arrested on suspicion of driving a vehicl...

Reps. Lauren Boebert and Jeff Hurd successfully moved legislation through both houses of Congress to complete the long-delayed Arkansas Valley Pipeline project, which would improve water quality in a ...