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The Colorado Department of Transportation says sections of U.S. highways 160 and 550 that were resurfaced two years ago in Durango held up well during the harsh winter, despite cracks and potholes...

Six new sentences were handed down in a $1.5 million Ute Mountain Ute Tribe embezzlement case that previously resulted in 16 convictions. A three-year investigation by the U.S. Department of...

A cold front moving through the central part of the state on Wednesday is bringing snow to Cortez and Durango but little accumulation is expected at lower elevations. But U.S. Highway 160 closed...

Local environmentalist Rose Chilcoat has filed a civil lawsuit against a Utah rancher and San Juan County officials who accused her of trying to kill cattle two years ago. Chilcoat was expected to...

U.S. District Court Judge Robert Blackburn set an August trial date Monday for four suspects facing felony charges in connection with illegal marijuana cultivation in Montezuma County. Jimmy Dang,...

After a monthslong application process, the Dolores School District RE-4A has a new superintendent. At a special board meeting Thursday night, directors voted 3-2 to offer the job to Elisabeth...

Dolores tried to envision a future of increased commerce during a recent economic development workshop at Town Hall. Some ideas considered more promotion as an outdoor adventure destination. They...

Jeff and Tammy Coulon started aquaponic farming as a test – just for produce for the family dinner table at their farm near Ainsworth, Nebraska. It proved so successful it turned out to be key to...

OK folks, it’s the final week before tax filing deadline, one of the best weeks of the year for you to determine if you are a procrastinator. If you haven’t yet filed your income taxes with the...

Spring runoff from above-average snowpack has created impressive boatable flows on the Dolores River below McPhee Reservoir, even without a release from the dam. Gauges show the lower Dolores River...