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Transgender prisoners in the West now have tools for self-advocacy

In 2017, Adree Edmo, a transgender woman serving a 10-year prison sentence at the all-male Idaho State Correctional Institution, sued the Idaho Department of Correction and the prison’s health care pr...

DATE: Oct 07, 2019 CATEGORY: Local News

Colorado banks quietly offer services to marijuana industry

DENVER (AP) – Colorado’s cannabis industry has had a chief request since marijuana was legalized: Give us access to banks. But it turns out that hundreds of the state’s pot businesses are a...

DATE: Oct 07, 2019 CATEGORY: Business

Fort Lewis College professor arrested in connection with City Market fire

A Fort Lewis College associate professor was arrested on suspicion of arson for setting tortilla chips on fire Saturday at south City Market, forcing the grocery store to close. Cmdr. Ray S...

DATE: Oct 07, 2019 CATEGORY: Local News

Bayfield might raise rates to provide bear-resistant trash cans

BAYFIELD – The Bayfield Board of Trustees might switch the entire town over to bear-resistant trash cans, but it will take a rate increase to do so. If approved, the rate increase would add...

DATE: Oct 07, 2019 CATEGORY: Local News

Canyonlands Field Institute to host fieldwork seminar

The Journal Canyonlands Field Institute will host a 3½-day field seminar with guest archaeologist Jonathan Till from Oct. 17 to Oct. 20. Based in Bluff, Utah, travel with a smal...

DATE: Oct 07, 2019 CATEGORY: Local News

The Bridge shelter to open Oct. 19

The Journal The Bridge shelter will celebrate its grand opening at 1:30 p.m. Oct. 19 at the facility, 735 Park St. The public program will include an invocation and blessings by...

DATE: Oct 07, 2019 CATEGORY: Local News

Dolores school board candidates square off

The Dolores school board has a full election race coming up, with six candidates vying for three seats. The candidates gathered Wednesday night at the Dolores Community Center for a well-at...

DATE: Oct 07, 2019 CATEGORY: Local News

Democrats can and must hold the president accountable now

If the arguments for and against the impeachment of President Donald Trump are not countless, they feel that way, but almost none of that matters now, late in the third year of his presidency. ...

DATE: Oct 07, 2019 CATEGORY: Editorials

A U.S. president who doesn’t understand America

WASHINGTON – One of the puzzling aspects of Donald Trump’s hyper-nationalism is its consistent denigration of the nation itself. In a 2017 Oval Office conversation between Trump, Russian Fo...

DATE: Oct 07, 2019 CATEGORY: Michael Gerson

People have power to bring back wolves

I appreciate Art Requena addressing his concerns about wolf restoration in Colorado (“ The last known wolf pack in Colorado was destroyed in 1943. Since then, wolves have not re-established a populat...

DATE: Oct 07, 2019 CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Transgender prisoners in the West now have tools for self-advocacy

Colorado banks quietly offer services to marijuana industry

Fort Lewis College professor arrested in connection with City Market fire

Bayfield might raise rates to provide bear-resistant trash cans

Canyonlands Field Institute to host fieldwork seminar

The Bridge shelter to open Oct. 19

Dolores school board candidates square off

Democrats can and must hold the president accountable now

A U.S. president who doesn’t understand America

People have power to bring back wolves

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