Editorials ACLU: Colorado’s branch of the watchdog organization is in Durango’s grill again du1-i-syn The latest notice to the city from the group that deemed Durango’s panhandling laws unconstitutional in 2014 – which… August 2, 2017
Regional News Activists gain resolve from civil rights vets post-election He went to bed around 4 a.m. and expected to be depressed for days. Instead, Benavidez began thinking of the… December 29, 2016
Nation & World Homeless seek legal protection from cities’ laws living on the streets say booming cities have outlawed their right to sleep, beg and even sit June 5, 2016
Local News Durango businesses hit with ADA lawsuits Florida man called ‘serial plaintiff’ by local lawyer May 2, 2016
Local News Durango women applaud $20 bill redesign “I let out an audible squeal of delight when I heard that this morning,” said Sidny Zink, a Colorado Department… April 20, 2016
Local News Counterrally planned to confront Confederate flag ride Organizers aim to defy display of Confederate symbol March 4, 2016
Local News Niece of MLK applies civil rights message to unborn in Durango speech King delivers pro-life message February 20, 2016
Local News Cortez police likely to face lawsuit in Make My Day case In a 1,154-word letter dated Jan. 12, attorney Kathyrn Stimson notified city attorney Mike Green that a Cortez family was… January 30, 2016
Local News March, rally, songs mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day at Fort Lewis College Days after King became the youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, Norway in December 1964, he gave… January 18, 2016
Nation & World Poll: Online surveillance is OK for most Jacquelyn Martin/Associated Press<br><br>Aiden Abdelaziz, 2, attends prayers with his father, Mohamed Abdelaziz, 22, originally from Cairo, Egypt, at Dar al-Hijrah… December 31, 2015
Nation & World State gun rights expand after Sandy Hook massacre But in the three years since, many states have moved in the opposite direction, embracing the National Rifle Association’s axiom… December 13, 2015
Local News Lawsuit filed in intoxicated man’s 2013 death in Montezuma County jail Begay In a 40-page complaint filed last week in U.S. District Court in Denver, Russell Sacks claimed that a lack… November 5, 2015
Nation & World ‘America, we can’t breathe’ 20 years after Million Man March, there is now a fresh call for justice October 10, 2015
Local News ‘Rosa Parks’ to come to life in living history program Becky Stone will present civil-rights pioneer Rosa Parks, seen here in character, in a Chautauqua on Wednesday night at the… September 15, 2015
Regional News School dedicated for ‘forgotten’ Mexican-American scholar Albuquerque Public Schools officials on Friday formally dedicated the George I. Sanchez Collaborative Community School for the former superintendent, whose… August 30, 2015
Local News Gay Republicans continue pressure on their party accused of ‘bullying’ tactics April 17, 2015
Nation & World First black president marks Selma milestone Dignitaries included child of ‘segregation forever’ guv March 7, 2015
Local News Light and love Lewis College staff, students celebrate message of civil, social rights January 19, 2015
Nation & World Obama honors King by helping next generation President Barack Obama participates Monday in a service project at Boys & Girls Club of Greater Washington, to celebrate Martin… January 19, 2015
Nation & World Killing of two officers triggers backlash Giuliani blasts president, NYC mayor for anti-police rhetoric December 21, 2014
Nation & World Some religious conservatives push not to serve gay people Jack Phillips, owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop in Lakewood, refused to make a cake for a same-sex wedding. He is one… December 21, 2014
Local News Criminalizing the sick Durango man’s isolation in jail exacerbated his mental illness June 9, 2014
Local News Should Montezuma Sheriff’s Office settle this case for $60K? they don’t, they’re going to be sued February 24, 2014