Our first few weeks of the second session of the 74th General Assembly have flown by quickly as we prepare for late nights, floor debates, committee hearings and meetings. During these first weeks, ev...

On Saturday, Feb. 10, the Southwestern Cowbelles and Cattlewomen will be raffling off their 70th anniversary quilt at the annual Southwestern Colorado Livestock Association banquet, a tradition that h...

Residents filed 660 reports about illegal campsites, abandoned vehicles, potholes and other quality-of-life issues throughout the city of Durango’s new online reporting tool SeeClickFix. The program m...

The 17th annual Ute Mountain Mesa Verde Birding Festival is set for May 15-19, with registration to open in March. “It’s a pretty big deal,” said organizer Diane Cherbak. “This is the 17th festival th...

Colorado may become the third state to allow out-of-state residents to receive medical aid in dying through a bill that would also shorten the mandatory waiting period for people seeking to end their ...

NEW YORK – N. Scott Momaday, a Pulitzer Prize-winning storyteller, poet, educator and folklorist whose debut novel, “House Made of Dawn,” is widely credited as the starting point for contemporary Nati...

Under a proposed new law, many people leaving jail and prison in Colorado would get some extra help from the state government. They could receive up to $3,000 each in state funds to help with living e...