Eli Tomac of Cortez placed second in the Nashville Supercross and climbed to third place in the series standings after a one-on-one battle to the finish with Jett Lawrence on Saturday. Tomac, riding f...

Simply put, doing laundry is a chore. But one Durango business is trying to make it a social event on the Fort Lewis College Mesa. In November, Skyridge Soaps and Suds opened, bringing a new tavern t...

It’s been just over a year since Proposition 125, which allows Colorado grocery stores to sell wine, went into effect. The impacts of the voter-approved measure have locally owned liquor stores in Col...

As the 2024 presidential election looms, concerns over youth voter turnout is quickly becoming a sweeping concern among politico pundits. Just 49% of young Americans ages 18-29 plan to vote in the 20...

A research effort launched in 2022 by the state of Colorado to better understand the physical and emotional toll federal boarding schools had on the Native American population kicked off a dialogue on...

It’s the ‘80s. It’s physical comedy and clever jokes. It’s NYC sports fans and game night It’s neurotic friends! It’s “The Odd Couple/Female Version” opening at the Sunflower Theatre on Friday, May 3...

One woman’s desire to rekindle a favorite small-town childhood memory resulted in hundreds of new memories and wagging tails Saturday at the Aztec Pawty Pet Parade. The “first annual” Aztec Pawty Para...

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Colorado turned 40 years old last week. The organization has spent nearly half a century mentoring youths across the region, and the group celebrated that milest...

La Posta Road south of Durango is a promising site for economic growth and development for property owners living along the river corridor south of Durango and for the city itself. But the Southern Ut...

DURANGO – There are plenty of Montezuma County track and field athletes who are entering the state qualification picture. Notably, in the jumps and relays, Mancos and Montezuma-Cortez are poised to se...