Creeping dread. A sense of disarray. Disrespect. Fear for the future. That’s just some of what employees at federal agencies and their partner organizations in Southwest Colorado are feeling in respo...

Colorado Rep. Larry Don Suckla recently co-sponsored a resolution to honor Native veterans for their service and sacrifice in defending our nation. It passed. Suckla, elected to District 58 seat in N...

Six years ago, two friends were reflecting on sex education and realized something: Their teachings – and teachers – were incredibly inadequate. From there, conversation compounded. They spoke of se...

It’s the winter storm we’ve been waiting for, and it’s not over yet. “It’s expected to continue all day,” National Weather Service weather watcher Jim Andrus said Friday. “It sure blew the forecast to...

Thursday, Feb. 6 2:01 p.m. A woman was served a warrant at the Montezuma County Detention Center, 730 E. Driscoll St. 3:24 p.m. After a brief foot chase, a man was arrested on suspicion of shoplifting...

The Colorado High School Activities Association kicked off the first day of state wrestling at Ball Arena on Thursday. Here’s a quick recap of the local wrestlers' performances. M-CHS girls squad make...

A winter storm that dumped more than a foot of snow in Durango closed mountain passes, delayed the opening of government offices and led to a snow day being called for Durango School District 9-R. The...

We all wish to find an emotional connection with someone this year. Creating a love that will be so dear. In our earthly life we desire to be one in body, mind, and spirit with a companion who shares ...

A jury was seated and opening statements were made this week in a cold case trial for an Arizona man accused of shooting and killing an Ignacio man more than 15 years ago. David Hendren, 39, is being ...