The Dolores Mountain Quilters have made and contributed nearly 2,000 face masks to hospitals and first responders, according to a news release from the group. Recipients include hospitals i...

Questions about when to reopen the economy are being raised as the Small Business Administration announced Thursday it has run out of money to fund a popular emergency loan program. Senate ...

FARMINGTON – As regional hospitals and health care providers put out requests for personal protective equipment, a New Mexico Tech student started brainstorming how he could help. Logan Byr...

Political newcomer and business owner James Iacino won the 3rd Congressional District’s Democratic assembly Wednesday with 49.4% of the delegate votes. He hopes to unseat Rep. Scott Tipton, R-Cortez, ...

Because of the novel coronavirus pandemic, all forms of nightlife have come to a halt over the last month or so, which stinks for a town like Durango, which, on any given pre-pandemic night, boasted j...

The Bureau of Land Management is proposing a multiyear project to reduce fire danger on public lands the agency manages around Durango. The BLM’s Tres Rios Office announced Thursday the pla...

The Dolores school board voted April 9 to hire Justin Schmitt as interim principal of the secondary school, as long as he meets certain conditions. The secondary principal position was vaca...

Montezuma County has another confirmed positive case of COVID-19, as of April 16, according to the public health department. This brings the total number of positive cases in the county up ...

With toilet paper in short supply, the city of Durango is pleading with residents to not flush other paper products, which have been wreaking havoc on sewer lines since the coronavirus outbreak. ...