Colorado Gov. Jared Polis said Thursday he will issue additional pardons to Coloradans convicted of low-level marijuana possession crimes now that he’s signed a bill into law allowing people to have u...

The past year its share of ups, downs and uncertainties for the Dolores High School class of 2021, but the theme of this year’s commencement ceremony was not COVID-related. Instead, students and staff...

GYPSUM – Darla Letourneau is ready for an adventure of a lifetime. “This is the first time I’ve ever done anything like this by myself,” the 72-year-old Floridian said as she circled and studied her b...

Durango’s iconic kickoff to summer, the Iron Horse Bicycle Classic, has seen slow registration for this year’s Memorial Day weekend events – unusual for an event that has been known to fill its availa...

One day in 2015, Nancy Logan, a hobbyist beekeeper in La Plata County, noticed a honeybee walking strangely. She looked closer and saw four tiny, red-brown insects on its back. “I euthanized her, and ...

On graduation day Thursday, 138 Cortez seniors emerged from a crazy year ripped apart by a historic pandemic to celebrate a fresh future with limitless possibilities. Several hundred friends and famil...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico’s financial assurance requirements for oil and gas wells, pipelines and related infrastructure fall far short of what would be needed to offset closure and cleanup costs, according to the findings of an independent study released Thursday.

SANTA FE (AP) — The former leader of the state Workforce Solutions Department that oversees unemployment benefits said his resignation in April was linked to threatening messages and incidents at the ...