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The importance of planning, practice and attention to small details to keep schools safe were highlighted Monday by John-Michael Keyes, who started the I Love U Guys Foundation in 2006 after his...

A high-speed car chase that started in La Plata County ended early Tuesday with a woman’s death, according to the San Juan County Sheriff’s Office. The Sheriff’s Office posted to its Facebook page...

After five years at the helm, Dolores Chamber of Commerce Director Rocky Moss is stepping down. She will continue to serve as the Director of the Cortez Chamber of Commerce. Moss oversaw big events...

New traffic safety improvements planned for Wolf Creek Pass moved a step closer to reality Monday when the federal government granted the project $2.4 million. The Colorado Department of...

The city of Cortez is holding a Cleanup Week in early May, and volunteers are currently being sought to help out. The city encourages residents to clean out their garages, yards, and “beautify the...

A 22-year-old Fort Lewis College student escaped with minor injuries early Sunday after rolling her SUV eight to 10 times down a 150-foot embankment on Molas Pass. Bridgett Gantt crawled out of...

Exactly two years to the day, the saga of a Durango man accused of trying to kill cattle after he closed the gate to a corral in southeastern Utah has reached a resolution. Mark Franklin, 63, faced...

Dolores is the jump-off point for outdoor adventure, and Dolores Outfitters has been providing the camping, jeeping, hunting, fishing and boating gear for locals and visitors since 2017. Out of...

When there is an event in Dolores, there is a good chance volunteer Susan Lisak helped put it together. The energetic organizer was recognized Saturday as 2018 Citizen of the Year by the Dolores...

Lake Nighthorse visitors reeled in fish under both sunny and snowy skies opening weekend, showing a commitment to visiting the lake the city of Durango hopes to see all season. The city manages...

A spring snowstorm lingered over Southwest Colorado into Sunday evening. “After sunset it should diminish,” said Mike Meyers, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Grand Junction. ...