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Southern Utes contest accusations of retaliation against whistleblower

Tribe says Bureau of Indian Affairs mismanagement is well documented

DATE: Mar 6, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

Attorney general offers blessing on hospital fee

GOP legislative leaders remain concerned with pursuing the budget plan

DATE: Mar 6, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

CBI gives details in Cox case

District Attorney Will Furse alleges that Cox committed second-degree perjury, false reporting to authorities and second-degree misconduct in relation to two separate incidents that occurred...

DATE: Mar 6, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

Charges pending in rear-end crash that killed motorcyclist

A month later, no charges filed

DATE: Mar 6, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

San Juan National Forest users can expect new fees, campground closures

New fees at some campgrounds are likely

DATE: Mar 6, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

Up to 2,000 new wells are predicted for SW Colorado in the next 30 years

BLM looks at plan to mitigate impact of gas wells on property values

DATE: Mar 6, 2017 | CATEGORY: Business

State raising funds for aging SW Colorado highways

88 percent of regional highways have just 10 years of life left

DATE: Mar 6, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

Western Colorado officials voice support for new methane rules

State rules influence proposed federal effort

DATE: Mar 6, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

Motorcyclist survives night in storm after Egnar crash

EGNAR — A 31-year-old Florida man was found early Monday morning in a shed near the Dolores River after a motorcycle accident and a four-hour search involving multiple law enforcement agenci...

DATE: Mar 6, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

Study finds oil and gas industry largest contributor to ‘hot spot’

NASA found 250 plumes accounting for more than 50 percent of methane emissions

DATE: Mar 6, 2017 | CATEGORY: Business

Residential designs unveiled for Calkins Building

Schoolhouse itself would have 18 units

DATE: Mar 6, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

Durango’s public schools good, but good enough?

Standards will be higher for 2021 grads

DATE: Mar 6, 2017 | CATEGORY: Education

Southern Utes contest accusations of retaliation against whistleblower

Attorney general offers blessing on hospital fee

CBI gives details in Cox case

Charges pending in rear-end crash that killed motorcyclist

San Juan National Forest users can expect new fees, campground closures

Up to 2,000 new wells are predicted for SW Colorado in the next 30 years

State raising funds for aging SW Colorado highways

Western Colorado officials voice support for new methane rules

Motorcyclist survives night in storm after Egnar crash

Study finds oil and gas industry largest contributor to ‘hot spot’

Residential designs unveiled for Calkins Building

Durango’s public schools good, but good enough?

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