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U.S., Mexico take stock of shared water

For years, the countries have tried for years to assess aquifers along the border

Tribes win one, lose one in pipeline protest

Obama administration intervenes in favor of North Dakota tribes, for now

Technology can’t fill all gaps in rural health

Technology can fill some gaps but can’t do it all

Cortez Sanitation District looking for board members

Robinson steps down from board

Arson suspected after fire destroys Dolores home

Manhunt captures suspect; stolen pick found half-mile away

Learn about teaching in Australia and Canada

The Journal The Colorado International Teacher Exchange League plans an informational meeting for teachers who are interested in participating in a teacher exchange in Australia o...

Clinton’s health under increased scrutiny

Attention could hurt in Colorado, other battleground states

Grand opening set for new online charter school

A statewide online charter school held a grand opening celebration Tuesday in Durango – its newest location – and a “Getting Started” event for newly enrolled students and their families. ...

Alias used by suspect in van theft, chase causes confusion

Police want to question passenger

Mancos Girls on the Run make their mark

By Mac Neely Today, I am going to tell you some more about the Girls on the Run. If you remember, they are girls in third through fifth grades who sign up for a program...

Mancos graduate is awarded a Pinnacol Foundation scholarship

Mancos High School graduate Sierra Wilson recently was awarded a scholarship from the Pinnacol Foundation. Wilson, a sophomore at Fort Lewis College, is studying marketing. ...

Mancos Balloon Festival takes place this month

Eleven hot-air balloons will take to the skies from Boyle Park in Mancos next weekend as the Mancos Valley Balloon and Arts Festival enters its 12th year. “People come from all ov...