Dolores residents on Thursday persuaded the Montezuma County Planning and Zoning Commission to further discuss IronWood Group’s plans for expansion and 24/7 operations, after citing concerns about on-...

The School Community Youth Collaborative has launched a local extension of the national Youth Roots program, which encourages high school students to institute change in their communities. Angela Ada...

PURGATORY – After forest fires and a global pandemic forced cancellations of the last two attempts to host the collegiate mountain bike national championships in Durango, a snowstorm wasn’t going to s...

After an objection period, changes were made to a logging plan on the San Juan National Forest to protect Boggy Draw trails and redirect a portion of truck traffic away from the town of Dolores. The D...

Emergency workers responded to a three-vehicle crash Friday during the evening rush hour on U.S. Highway 550 south of Durango. The southbound lane of traffic was closed shortly before 5 p.m. and didn’...

Powdr, the owner of Copper Mountain, Eldora and nine other resorts, likely thought its Fast Tracks program unveiled this week would be a defining perk in the increasingly competitive resort industry. ...

When Fort Lewis College senior Tyler Gleason (Diné) played Rookie Carroca, an effusive Italian-American father in “My Favorite Year,” he seemed right at home. Naturally ebullient, Gleason bubbles over...

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) – As the third president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Francis Amasa Walker helped usher the school into national prominence in the late 1800s. But another part o...

One of the chores that should be on your list for fall cleanup is cutting back your perennials. This is an important task for a number of reasons. Cutting back some perennials now will help them prepa...

CAÑON CITY – Hundreds of horses, noses to the dusty ground, nibbled on alfalfa hay spread in thin rows across a wide pasture.In one direction, the Wet Mountains jutted toward a bluebird sky. On the ot...