Jeff Davis announced Tuesday he will move to the Colorado Department of Natural Resources as a senior policy advisor for strategic priorities. Replacing him as interim director is retired Maj. Gen.

A new study by CU Boulder carries a warning for one of the Rocky Mountains’ most iconic animals, the American pika. The small ...

I am one of millions of Americans who loves our nation’s public lands. These are places where we go to breathe fresh air, enjoy time with our families and communities, and learn about our history, ...

“There is some anxiety,” Jeffe Morehart, co-owner of Bread bakery, said. “There is a lot of planning that goes into it.” ...

My name is Patrick Valentine, and I am treasurer of the new board of directors for the nonprofit resident-owned community (ROC) in Hermosa. We have 56 mobile homes in our community and two stick-built ...

Driven in Durango lately? Your movements are recorded by Durango’s 21 “Flock” cameras. Durango shares records access with 603 law enforcement agencies (LEAs) nationwide; 60 have “287 (g)” partnerships ...

It’s happening earlier and earlier every year. At the start of the new millennium, the black bears living around Durango typically started emerging from their winter dens around mid-April. Today, ...

True, the Northern Lights have become more frequent in the last few years over Southwestern Colorado, typically the outermost limit of their reach. But not to worry, this is not the end times, at ...

I attended the Planning Commission meeting regarding the proposed RV park at the south end of San Juan County. My husband and I are homeowners and taxpayers at Cascade Village and are opposed to this ...

(Editor’s note: The following is in response to the recent conviction and sentencing of a 35-year-old Durango man to 60 days in prison, plus three months’ supervised probation, for the sexual assault ...

Ask your representative and senator to approve “Canyons Law: HR 4180/S.2179” to ban use of M-44 cyanide bombs to kill wildlife on public lands and to ban Wildlife Services from killing wildlife on ...

There’s a theory that floats around Durango that if you live in our small city even once, and if you ever attempt to move away, you’ll always return. Resident Dan Korman is no exception. He’s the ...