A popular climbing area called X-rock just north of Durango city limits has been hit with graffiti expressing racist, vulgar and antisemitic messages and imagery. X-rock, on the west side of U.S. High...

Cortez voters will decide today whether to opt out of Senate Bill 152, a Colorado telecommunication bill passed in 2005. The special municipal election has just the one question on the ballot. Ballots...

The thin haze hanging over the Animas Valley on Tuesday morning was smoke coming from wildfires burning in Arizona and New Mexico. “It is hazy, the fire season has begun. This smoke is blowing in from...

The convenience store/gas station at Hesperus has reopened with new owners 2½ years after the beginning of an extended remodel. Carolann Parsons, who co-owns Hesperus Station with her daughter-in-law,...

A measure that would have limited Colorado law enforcement from making arrests for low-level criminal offenses died in a statehouse committee on Monday after it failed to receive enough support from D...

A deal reached between Gov. Jared Polis and Democratic state lawmakers on an effort to track and reduce greenhouse gas emissions was finalized Monday, with much of the proposal staying intact despite ...

DENVER – Colorado lawmakers in the House passed a bill Monday that would allow victims of sexual abuse to retroactively hold organizations accountable through civil lawsuits. The bill that next goes t...

The public escaped to the outdoors during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, so much so that the U.S. Forest Service recorded 18 million additional visits in national forests and grasslands last year. The...