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Nation & World

Health clinics promote proper diets

Chicago-area food banks work with medical providers

September 25, 2016

Travel

Mount Rushmore marks 75 years as American icon

Dakota destination draws 3 million tourists annually

September 23, 2016

Religion

3-D scan deciphers text in charred biblical scroll

Researchers find 2,000-year-old Book of Leviticus

September 23, 2016

Southwest Life

NASA launches ‘space archaeology’ project in Greater Chaco area

Researchers aim to uncover buried ruins

September 21, 2016

Education

Once-bullied teen creates app to ease cafeteria jitters

‘Sit With Us’ app gives students a place to sit with others in the cafeteria

September 20, 2016

Nation & World

Seattle passes new scheduling rules for hourly workers

worry laws will drive jobs out of city

September 19, 2016

Nation & World

20th anniversary rekindles anger

Economic benefits of park questions

September 18, 2016

Travel

Tourism transforms long-hidden Buddhist valley in Himalayas

in the Himalayas, tourism transforms a way of life

September 16, 2016

Religion

Talking faith over beer to recruit a younger crowd

Relaxed setting helps attract millennials

September 16, 2016

Visual Arts

Galleries open their doors for Colorfest Gallery Walk

Starting at 5 tonight, downtown galleries will be welcoming you into their spaces during their Colorfest Gallery Walk. Here’s what…

September 15, 2016

Southwest Life

Bill that would allow mountain bikes tests philosophy of wilderness

Legislation would allow cyclists to cruise trails in protected areas

September 14, 2016

Education

Lifelong Learning Series lectures bring the world to you

talk is Thursday at Fort Lewis College

September 13, 2016

Nation & World

California expands OT to farmworkers

ends practice of separate rules for agricultural employees

September 12, 2016

Local News

Caption This!: ‘Chicken or the egg?’

This week’s photo comes from Marcie Bray who took a photo of her Maine Coon cat, Max.Courtesy of Marcie Bray…

September 11, 2016

Travel

Coast Guard’s last lightkeeper looks to 300-year milestone

The nation’s first and oldest lighthouse station and its unique keeper are celebrating a milestone. Boston Light turns 300 on…

September 9, 2016

Regional News

Women break barriers as Border Patrol agents

Armed with her standard-issue pistol, Agent Lorena Apodaca checks out additional weapons for her shift – an M4 automatic assault…

September 9, 2016

Performing Arts

Durango High School’s Troupe 1096 kicking off season

Ben Mattson, who’s in his second year as director of the program, “There’s a lot of excitement and love,” he…

September 8, 2016

Gulliford's Travels

Love stories at Tres Piedras: Aldo Leopold’s cabin in New Mexico

As one of the 20th century’s top conservationists and ecologists, Leopold and his legacy continue to influence the environmental movement.…

September 7, 2016

Education

After recession, America’s poor schools fall behind

reflects economic, racial divides

September 6, 2016

Nation & World

There’s new hope for blood cancers

it comes from umbilical cords

September 5, 2016

Travel

A Manhattan revival: 15 years after Sept. 11, downtown is thriving

The revitalization of the city’s downtown, powered by $30 billion in government and private investment, includes not just the reconstruction…

September 3, 2016

Religion

Mother Teresa: Saint despite spiritual ‘darkness’

to canonize famous nun Sunday

September 2, 2016

Health

New technology at Mercy detects breast cancer more efficiently

scanner can uncover disease earlier

August 31, 2016

Education

Durango preschool grows the youngest gardeners

Riverhouse adds hands-on lessons about nutrition, growing process

August 30, 2016