PAGOSA SPRINGS – Enough is enough. County commissioners across Southwest Colorado say they can no longer afford any additional unfunded mandates from the state Legislature. They say the ever-growing ...

During the quieter winter months in San Juan County, the Aztec Museum & Pioneer Village offers visitors a look into 19th-century Paris theaters and the early development of American modern dance. As p...

WASHINGTON – Sen. Michael Bennet of Colorado reflected on his year in Congress in an interview last month with The Durango Herald, emphasizing pushing back against President Donald Trump as one of the...

Cortez Adventist Christian School will hold its annual International Food Fair fundraiser Saturday, Feb. 7, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Montezuma County Annex, 107 N. Chestnut St. The school invites th...

Mesa Verde Pellets has introduced a new line of cat litter pellets made from aspen wood waste, offering a biodegradable, local alternative to traditional clay litter products. President and CEO of Asp...

Tribes across the West have worked with states to protect the Colorado River and conserve enough water to raise elevations in the river’s two largest reservoirs, Lakes Powell and Mead, a move that has...

Chimney Rock National Park was recently designated an International Dark Sky Park, becoming Colorado’s 19th national park to receive the certification. “Dark skies are an important part of this livin...

What was formerly Woody’s along U.S. Highway 160/491 has been retrofitted into a grocery store after extensive renovations, including air duct repairs and interior reworking to extend the building’s l...

The city of Durango’s Immigration Task Force approved by City Council in November is beginning to take shape. The Community and Cultural Relations Commission agreed on the basic form and function of t...

It’s a year of two big intertwined anniversaries for Colorado and the United States of America. The country will celebrate its semiquincentennial on July 4, 2026, marking 250 years since the signing o...