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Brown heroin, shown in this stock photo, is showing up in the Cortez area, according to law enforcement.
Cortez City Council held its meeting in-person Tuesday night.
Protesters have sent a letter seeking legal clarification about the city’s stance on targeted picketing in front of a health director’s home.
Dave Morris, design-build project manager with Lawrence Construction, looks over the U.S. Highway 550 realignment project last week where one of two bridges are under construction. This one will be about 145 feet high when finished.
Lawrence Construction crews build one of two bridges that will be part of the U.S. Highway 550 realignment project southeast of Durango. The bridges will provide protections for wildlife habitat, the Colorado Department of Transportation said.
Since construction started late last summer, crews have been focused on building two bridges for the U.S. Highway 550 realignment. Construction on the bridges should be completed by early summer.
This roughed-out section of the U.S. Highway 550 realignment project shows what the highway will look like as the road approaches the first bridge south of Durango. Efforts to realign Highway 550 have been going on for years to replace what the Colorado Department of Transportation says is a dangerous stretch at Farmington Hill.
Becca Hodgetts, a forecaster for the Colorado Avalanche Information Center, monitors avalanche control work in cooperation with the Colorado Department of Transportation.
The Colorado Department of Transportation removes snow from a controlled avalanche from Colorado Highway 145 after a slide was triggered in Yellow Springs Gully.
The Colorado Department of Transportation uses new remote-control technology to trigger avalanche paths above Colorado Highway 145.
