A Colorado family tried to save their cattle ranch by betting big on rare birds. It’s paying off.

From getting the folks at Audubon to certify the ranch as bird-friendly, to selling carbon sequestration credits for the tall grass, the May Ranch near Lamar is modernizing stewardship.

‘Great Resignation’ hits snowplow drivers: ‘Some (people) are not going to be happy with the level of service’

Durango residents can expect slower and less extensive plowing this winter

Snowdown to require COVID-19 vaccination or negative test for some events

Organizers ask attendees to adhere to federal, state and local mandates

Holiday craft bazaar returns in Dolores

Over 50 artisans showcased their crafts after last year’s event cancellation

Winter weather is on its way to Southwest Colorado

After weeks of above-normal temperatures, two storm systems bring promise of snow

Patriotism then and now: College students reflect on Pearl Harbor anniversary

History class discusses U.S. work culture, political extremism

Dashing through Cortez in a ... helicopter? Santa surprises at Parade of Lights

This year’s event twice the size of last year’s

Annual Parade of Lights begins, with a special guest

Spoiler alert: Santa will make a surprise arrival this year

U.S. Navy medics due at San Juan Regional Medical Center to help with critical care

FARMINGTON – A team of U.S. Navy health care providers is expected to arrive this weekend at San Juan Regional Medical Center, where an official said a continuing surge in COVID-19 patients ...

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Mancos

Christmas tree lighting and Rudolph Run instill cheer in delighted residents

La Plata County driver who hit, killed professional cyclist gets prison

Family travels from Germany for Friday’s sentencing hearing

FLC partners with Los Alamos National Laboratory to promote Indigenous women in physics

Two students selected for an internship with nuclear and particle physicists