Analysis: Five types of gun laws the Founding Fathers supported

Framers of the Second Amendment wanted an armed, but regulated, population

Photo: It’s Constitution Week in Cortez

Mayor Karen Sheek, seated, signed a proclamation on Monday declaring this week as Constitution Week. Each year, Constitution Week runs from Sept. 17 to Sept. 23. It was enacted in 1956 by Pr...

ACLU discovers Durango law in violation of Colorado Constitution

City to allow jury trials in municipal court for minor offenses

Amendment 71 creates odd bedfellows

Effort to toughen constitutional amendment process creates strange coalitions

Adams State to pay 100K after president bans ex-professor

Adams State University has agreed to rescind a “no trespass order” banning a former professor who criticized administration practices, from its Alamosa campus and to pay $100,000 to settle a...

Cortez police likely to face lawsuit in Make My Day case

A Denver attorney has confirmed that a civil lawsuit is likely against the Cortez Police Department in connection to a 2014 Make My Day criminal trial. In a 1,154-word letter date...

The Journal obtained records after 6 requests

The Montezuma County Sheriff’s Office turned over public records in the Patricia McEachern discrimination case only after a First Amendment attorney requested the records on behalf of The Jo...

Spruell reignites state gun debate

Sheriff tells of governor apology

Criminalizing the sick

Durango man’s isolation in jail exacerbated his mental illness

Sheriff candidates weigh in on rights

Spruell, Nowlin cite protection from government

Tipton celebrates Constitution at visit to Kemper

Congressman says his small-scale hydropower bill avoiding D.C. gridlock

‘Are we teaching our kids to be patriots?’

9-12 speaker: The fate of the lazy <br/>is ‘to have their liberty stolen’