Colorado wildlife officials want to reduce the number of bears across most parts of the state, and they are calling on hunters for help. “We are trying to increase bear harvest to bring our...

A traffic signal has been replaced with a four-way stop sign at Main Avenue and Eighth Street, where a crash damaged a post. An alert posted on the city of Durango’s website and sent to Dur...

Durango School District 9-R is looking at its future infrastructure needs, and financing improvements may require renewal of a bond by voters. “Our buildings are starting to look a little t...

The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad has filed a motion to dismiss a $25 million lawsuit accusing it of starting last summer’s 416 Fire, saying the U.S. government has no standing under state...

For the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians women’s team, At halftime on this Labor Day weekend in Tuskahoma, Oklahoma, the huddled players panted and reminded each other to communicate. The champio...

The Journal The Cortez Pickleball Tournament will take place Saturday and Sunday at the Centennial Park courts next to the Cortez Public Library. Mens and women’s doubles will ...

The Journal This summer, 502 lunches were served to local children as part of the Mancos FoodShare summer lunch program. Food was served by volunteers from the Mount Lookout Gran...

The Journal The Dolores River Anglers Chapter of Trout Unlimited invites the public to its annual business meeting from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Sept. 30 at WildEdge Brewing Collective, 111 N. Market...

The Journal The Colorado Department of Transportation and contractor United Companies of Grand Junction have completed surface treatments to U.S. Highway 160 east of Cortez and to a short s...

A burglary suspect believed to be armed and dangerous remained on the loose Tuesday after a 4½-hour search Monday night near western Durango city limits. The suspect has been identified as ...