Children

National Western Stock Show teaches kids about agriculture

Lorelei Seibold, 4, from Denver is all smiles after showing the judge her Rhode Island red. Poultry judging and the…

Riverhouse Children’s Center in Durango to expand enrollment

care adds 14 spots to meet demand

It’s a snap

Sam Bridgham, center, conducts a Lego Robotics workshop on Monday at the Durango Community Recreation Center showing off some possibilities…

Getting their kicks

Eli Holden, 9, left, and Rory Stahl, 9, get their own soccer game going during the Fort Lewis College men’s…

Montezuma County kids face uphill battle

ranks last in Colorado in annual Kid’s Count report

State of the skate

Changes at Durango Skate Park improve visibility, interest

Finding her voice(s)

Willow Creek Park offers rare adventures

Children get renaissance experience at summer camp

Child-welfare problems could continue

Directors call for additional resources

Powerhouse revitalization amps up

focuses on strengthening programs, historic equipment

Human services agency under scrutiny

Reports of abuse and death mar state department

Governor defends child-welfare system

Gov. John Hickenlooper, left, hands Reggie Bicha, director of the Colorado Department of Human Services, an award Hickenlooper received on…

Powerhouse plugs back in to Durango

Facility and plaza available for new events

Vaccination rules strengthened in Colorado

Parents asked to reaffirm opt-out decision regularly

Girl, 8, a monster at cookie sales

Girl Scout sells 3,500 boxes in 1½ weeks

Kids’ safety focus of bill

Hickenlooper touts hotline to report issues

Area kids’ health is down a bit

Advocates: Recent insurance gains a step forward

Durango teenager, Aleashea Prescott, 17, honored by Boys & Girls Club

Prescott Monday and Tuesday, Prescott joins 14 other teens from Boys & Girls Clubs across the state in a competition…

There is no one alive … who is you – er than you!

Orin Standing, 3, dons a Dr. Seuss hat inside the Fort Lewis College bookstore during Tuesday’s celebration of Dr. Seuss’…

Not enough child care

families can’t afford $15,000 a year average cost

Drug incidents in Colorado schools are on the rise

state data doesn’t reflect legal pot factor

Schools work on food waste

Durango school district making effort to curb students from throwing away uneaten food

The fourth trimester is for tiny dancers

get together for Salsa Babies

Parents, beware: Your kids’ privacy is threatened

companies finding ways to avoid obtaining parental consent for information