The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Farm Service Agency administrator Val Dolcini announced last week that incentives resume this month for farmers and foresters who grow and harvest biomass for rene...

With inventory scraping the bottom of the barrel and demand for housing on the rise, prospective buyers in Durango need to be ready to take action quickly to close a deal. As the busiest transaction s...

Americans in different parts of the country are known to vary significantly in their consumption of particular foods – be it spicy chili, cream-cheese covered bagels or collard greens. Recent federal ...

The Montezuma County planning department is considering a county-wide tax to help offset an expected decline in revenue from oil and gas giant Kinder Morgan’s CO2 production, which contributes about 6...

WASHINGTON – Could online lending cause the next financial crisis? While the odds seem overwhelmingly against it, the recent turmoil at LendingClub – a leading online lender – makes it har...

In response to Neal Cantin’s letter to the editor (Journal, 5/18) there are a lot of problems we should address, but I don’t believe the Montezuma County Sheriff’s Department is one of our problems. ...

The recent article (Journal, May 6) saying the Environmental Protection Agency says there is no threat of a blowout from the mines at Rico is sure to make everybody feel good after their performance a...

It seems that the Republican establishment will grudgingly have to accept Donald Trump as their presidential nominee. How did this happen? Why is the Grand Old Party of Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt and Ei...

The Mancos Blue Jays opened the meet on Thursday with a state title, after Adrian Hernandez, Simon Kearns, Jake McKie and Ro Paschal upset the field to win the 4x800 meter relay in 8:19.01. ...

Adrian Hernandez was lost in the trees for most of the race. Tangled up in a cluster of bodies, the five-foot-four Mancos senior was nearly invisible during the opening lap of the Class 2A ...