For The Journal The U.S. Forest Service and Colorado Procurement Technical Assistance Center will offer a free course for small business owners interested in working with the government on ...

At a time when everyone is speculating as to how Congress became so dysfunctional, with both parties refusing to communicate and to compromise on almost every issue, we can remember political figures ...

WASHINGTON – Few technological breakthroughs have had the social and economic impact of the automobile. It changed America’s geography, spawning suburbs, shopping malls and sprawl as far a...

WASHINGTON, D.C. – As the first anniversary of the Gold King Mine spill approaches on Aug. 5, legislation to help reclaim abandoned mine lands slowly moves through Congress, while Southwest communitie...

The Dolores River Boating Advocates (DRBA) would like to respond to Dustin Goodall’s letter (Journal, July 5), “Dolores River is life, not recreation.” DRBA members and other local resident...

The United Kingdom is leaving the European Union. In terms of the UK dropping out of the EU, what has been the most surprising turn of events is that there was an initial 10 percent chance...

Eli Tomac won his first moto of the season last Saturday. And then he won his second. Racing in the 450 class at Southwick National in Southwick, Massachusetts, the Monster Energ...

Two bear cubs captured near Dove Creek last week after their mother killed by a vehicle on U.S. Highway 491 will be rehabilitated and released into the wild, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife. ...

Cortez BMX saw a boom in attendance at its annual state race double on Saturday. Other than a few minor glitches with the audio system, track operator Mark Baxter was delighted with the eve...