Here’s another update from the Capitol! It's been a cold January, but there’s been snow on the ground here in Denver that’s needed on the Western Slope. Every year, legislators spend the first three w...

A federal jury has convicted Bryan Cornwell, a 41-year-old former Telluride ski patroller, of repeatedly sending death threats to a law enforcement official based in Grand Junction. Cornwell worked at...

The Cortez Fire Protection District recently presented at the Cortez City Council work session, an hour before their regular meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 28. “We were asked to come here to provide insight...

Democratic members of Colorado’s congressional delegation reacted with shock this week to reports that a team led by Trump administration-empowered Elon Musk had infiltrated sensitive data and financi...

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Senate this week confirmed Chris Wright – former CEO and chairman of the Denver-based Liberty Energy Group – to be secretary of the Department of Energy. Sens. Michael Bennet and...

It is so dismaying that the Weminuche bighorn population has dropped from 460 to 290 since 2011, especially when the target population is over 1,000 animals (Terry Meyers, Durango Herald, Jan. 29). Of...

The first triple crown of the Supercross season was marked by a hard-fought win by Chase Sexton, a finish barely off the podium for Eli Tomac and an ACL injury for Jett Lawrence. The Round 4 triple cr...

Opening statements were made this week in the retrial of a Durango man accused of setting fire to the chip aisle in south City Market more than five years ago. It is the third attempt to hold a trial ...

It may feel like summer is a long way off, but it will be here before you know it. A sign that we’re headed in the right direction is that the 48th Telluride Jazz Festival on Tuesday announced its art...