As we mark the 75th anniversary of Aldo Leopold’s “A Sand County Almanac” and approach the 30th anniversary of the founding of the Colorado Cattlemen’s Agricultural Land Trust, we find ourselves at a ...

When lawmakers wrapped up the 118th Congress to head home for the holidays, they left a lot undone. One of the biggest issues that didn’t get checked off the to-do list was legislation to protect kids...

Beginning in June, United Airlines will offer daily nonstop flights between Houston and Durango-La Plata County Airport during the summer season. The daily service will start on June 26 and run to Au...

Several Colorado politicians have released statements memorializing former President Jimmy Carter, who passed away Sunday at the age of 100. Leading the way were members of Carter’s party, many of who...

Thursday, Dec. 12 1:23 a.m. An officer took a report of a man disturbing the peace by playing his music loudly and possibly in violation of a protection order that states he shall not have contact wit...

Travelers can expect delays, once again, on both Red Mountain Pass on U.S. Highway 550 and Colorado Highway 145 north of Dolores Tuesday. Colorado Department of Transportation crews will blast a larg...

Black rook takes white’s rook free and clear, and the investment in the pawn has paid off. New York continues to host world speed championships with the Blitz Championship ending on Dec. 31. In...

Colorado’s Department of Local Affairs recently awarded $9.5 million of Proposition 123 money to counties and towns across the state. The money came through the Division of Housing’s State Housing Boa...

In a 1,200-word missive emailed this week to party members, leaders of Colorado’s Republican Party threatened to sue Durango School District 9-R over the district’s consideration of adopting symbols t...

A steering committee is now forming, and a leader is being sought, to meet the requirements of a bill passed last summer to research Colorado’s federal Indian boarding schools, part of a larger nation...