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Hundreds of people attended the Dolores Harvest Festival Saturday. The expanded all-day event organized by the Dolores Chamber of Commerce featured fresh produce, competition events, a car show,...

After decades of operation by the same family, the Millwood Junction has changed hands. The new owner is William Lapin, who also owns the American Holiday Mesa Verde Inn in Cortez. The sale was...

McPhee Reservoir has strong carryover supply going into the 2020 irrigation season, and even a below-average winter snowfall will refill it, officials say. This winter’s above-average snowpack...

WASHINGTON – A revival of the National Scenic Byways program is underway after a bill became law last month requiring the U.S. Department of Transportation to open an application process for new...

Trying to pack on the pounds before hibernation, bear activity is picking up in and around Durango. “There’s definitely been an uptick in reports of bear incidents in the last week,” said Matt...

After more than 100 years in a museum in Finland, the ancestral remains of Native American tribes that once called the cliff dwellings of Mesa Verde National Park home are coming back to Southwest...

In 2017, Adree Edmo, a transgender woman serving a 10-year prison sentence at the all-male Idaho State Correctional Institution, sued the Idaho Department of Correction and the prison’s health care...

DENVER (AP) – Colorado’s cannabis industry has had a chief request since marijuana was legalized: Give us access to banks. But it turns out that hundreds of the state’s pot businesses are already...

A Fort Lewis College associate professor was arrested on suspicion of arson for setting tortilla chips on fire Saturday at south City Market, forcing the grocery store to close. Cmdr. Ray Shupe...

The Dolores school board has a full election race coming up, with six candidates vying for three seats. The candidates gathered Wednesday night at the Dolores Community Center for a well-attended...