Steps to ensure plants’ health before bringing them inside

The weather is finally beginning to cool down, and you may be thinking of moving your houseplants back inside for the winter. It’s a great way to continue enjoying them, but there are some s...

Heavy rainstorms expected Wednesday and Thursday

Precipitation provides last push of moisture heading into fall season

The mother of Farmington’s nature center retires after 23 years

‘There was a whole area of wetlands that needed developing’

Dolores Harvest Festival and car show headed to Flanders Park

Four bands, vendors, activities for kids planned

The key to winning CD-3 lies with unaffiliated voters, says Democratic candidate Adam Frisch

Economics, education, inflation and beating Boebert subjects of Democratic meeting in Mancos

Navajo Nation funds new hotel in Shiprock, N.M.

Project looks to tap into tourism and business travel markets, create jobs

Northern N.M. ranch wants to use wildfire to educate children, people with disabilities

CLEVELAND, N.M. – Lessons from the Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon Fire could soon be taught to people with disabilities and students at a ranch that was saved by fire suppression efforts. Collins ...

Are Coloradans jumping at chance to get new COVID-19 vaccine? Data suggests, yes

Booster geared toward omicron variant may be 20 times more protective than original doses

Goats chew through fire danger northeast of Durango

Herd is clearing 13 acres near Pioneer Trail

Commercial flights to resume Saturday at Durango-La Plata County Airport

$12.7 million runway resurfacing project is completed on time

Official: New Mexico horse racing still in the ‘dark ages’

ALBUQUERQUE – Easing rules around online betting would help ensure the survival of New Mexico’s horse racing industry as it faces intensifying competition for attention from gamblers in the ...

Exchange program immerses Japanese student in Durango culture

Animas High School hosts two to three foreign students each year