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Screams, threats as New Mexico counties try to certify vote

ALBUQUERQUE – Deep-seated conspiracy theories about the security of voting machines erupted into heated, angry and at times threatening outbursts Friday as New Mexico counties decided whethe...

Bathroom voyeur sentenced to 45 days jail

Judge rejected previous plea agreement as being too lenient

Boebert seeks funding for Glenwood Springs bridge after voting against bill that would fund it

Congresswoman is asking for $33.1 million

Southwest Tea Co. gets loose with ingredients grown on a farm in Mancos

Owner Dana Thompson has 12 blends available at Durango Farmers Market

Wildfire breaks out in San Juan forest in Dolores County

Buster Fire is 3 acres; federal Type 2 crew is fighting blaze

Candidates for Montezuma County commission seat present views

Election will be decided during June 28 Republican primary

Year-round farming can help satisfy off-season demand, but it’s challenging work

Season extension offers chance to strengthen relationships between local producers, customers

Fort Lewis College trustees approve one-time $3,000 pay increase for employees

College says bump in salary will help with increased costs of living in Durango

Ascent Classical Academy responds to denial of charter school application

CEO believes Durango School District 9-R didn’t give a fair review

Griswold, Peters spend on advertising ahead of Colorado’s June primary

Griswold could compete against Peters in the general election

Nebraska man pleads guilty to threatening election official

‘Your security detail is far too thin and incompetent to protect you’

If a Colorado eagle nest falls in the forest – and the cameras are on – should anyone save it?

When wildlife biologists say, ‘Let nature handle it,’ there’s some explaining to do with an enthusiastic public