The Durango High School boys golf team joined Montezuma-Cortez and seven other squads Friday at the Conquistador Golf Course in Cortez. Putting gave a lot of the golfers trouble, but Jonathon Smith of...

“Welcome to the restricted area,” says Curtis Moore, vice president of Energy Fuels Resources. It was the beginning of a media tour Aug. 4 at the White Mesa Mill in southeast Utah near Blanding. T...

For 18-year-old Annika Zenger, scouting is in her blood. Because her father and three older brothers were Boy Scouts, she spent much of her time around the Boy Scout community. So it was no surprise w...

SANTA FE – New Mexico is calling for proposals that would be funded with $10 million received as part of a recent settlement stemming from a 2015 mine spill that polluted rivers in three western state...

DENVER – Colorado is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold its anti-discrimination law in the face of a challenge by a Christian web designer who does not want to create custom wedding websites for ...

After completing a big ultra endurance race like the Colorado Trail Race, Will Bodewes said he always thinks he’ll never do it again. As time goes by, however, he said he begins thinking about all th...

Spring, a time when the bluebirds sing – maybe on your shoulder – and the sun cracks the worst of winter’s cold and the air smells like life, can be a time of darkness for Kylie Bearse. Spring means m...

With kids heading back to school and summer winding down, Purgatory Resort, will now move to operating its summer attractions on weekends only beginning Sunday. Purgatory will be open from 9 a.m. to 4...

LEADVILLE – At the sound of gunfire, the burros take off in a sprint, so fast that the trailrunners gripping their lead ropes are at risk of getting dragged down the pavement of historic Harrison Aven...