If you’re craving spring skiing, good news might be on the way: Wolf Creek Ski Area is making moves in the hopes of reopening for a few weeks before the snow is all gone. “I think it’s time...

The Cortez City Council approved April 28 a series of gradual reopenings for some city facilities, starting Friday. The reopenings will take place under strict safety guidelines and on a li...

Like millions of Americans, Paul Kemper lost his job in early April. Unlike many of his fellow citizens, though, he was not overly worried about food, even as canned goods raced from the shelves and f...

Sunday, April 19 1:46 p.m. A deputy responded to a report of an uncontrolled burn in the 26000 block of Road 38. A brush pile, grass and fallen trees were on fire. The fire jumped the river, ...

FARMINGTON – A shooting Thursday in Bloomfield left one man dead and authorities are searching for the suspect, according to a news release issued by the Bloomfield Police Department. “This...

Wednesday, April 22 6:43 a.m. A driver was cited after his white Chevrolet pickup hit a black Chevrolet Cruz sedan at North Mildred Road and Empire Street. He reported that the sun was in hi...

Anna Layden makes $57,000 a year as an educator in Durango and owes the same amount in student debt after putting herself through college and graduate school. To pay it down, she applied for a $5,000 ...

FARMINGTON – As the number of COVID-19 cases increase on the Navajo Nation, tribal leaders are fighting for federal funding and resources to battle the outbreak. Wednesday brought an additi...

The city of Durango plans to make budget cuts and furlough employees one day per week to make up for an estimated $10 million budget shortfall. Local municipalities around Colorado are prep...

Responding to a flood of requests, Cedar Diagnostics lab in Durango has scheduled a day of coronavirus testing for up to 250 people Saturday at the La Plata County Fairgrounds. Michelle Roa...