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Who’ll pay: Will lawsuit be filed against EPA?

Coffman says she would prefer to avoid court battle

State, federal officials clash over health of Animas River

asks Hickenlooper to curb remarks about river’s health

VIDEO: Community meeting with the EPA Aug. 9, 2014

No major species dieoffs from Animas River contamination a cause for optimism

Like a comet, the 3 million gallons of toxic water accidentally released from the Gold King Mine in Silverton brought…

What’s next for dealing with toxic river flow?

Butch Knowlton, director of the Office of Emergency Management for La Plata County, said the county is working with Environmental…

Catastrophe on the Animas

water floods river after EPA disaster at Gold King Mine in Silverton

Lambs, rabbits and kettle corn: It’s county fair week

Noxious daisy

Unseasonably wet spring forcing weed managers to get aggressive

Green dreams grow into reality

Kuleana Community Garden offers camaraderie and fresh produce

Dream League softball season has special needs athletes dancing on the diamond

‘Dream League’ softball providing an opportunity for special-needs athletes

Managing the future of Hermosa Creek

Service evaluating campsites, trails, habitat

Buddhist monks share their Green Tara

Durango – ‘a refuge for humanity’ – one stop on their national tour

Homelessness: When camping is the only option

Agencies struggle to balance environmental effects against homeless needs

Durango’s little mermaids learn to swim like a fish

strap on fins for mermaid camp

Organizational and cultural changes come to Sheriff’s Office

Smith seeks to return an ethos of service

A little bit of bum is in every bibliophile

Durango Public Library owed nearly $30,000 in late fines

Mosquitoes: A worthy adversary

spring rainfall brings big challenge to Durango

Chapman going with the flow

It’s all going down at Chapman Hill

Lauren Milliet makes immediate impact on Colorado College, United States

Milliet scores to give U.S. a World University Games win

How dangerous is the Whitewater Park?

to be made after first season

Durango’s water gets refresh

treatment process phasing out chlorine gas and tablets

The next step for Utes

Growth Fund headquarters shows Southern Utes’ successes

Girl talks about hard lessons learned

who nearly drowned warns others about cliff-jumping danger

Reducing their carbon footprints

Kristi Streiffert, center, and her husband, Thomas Streiffert, prepare to mount their bikes during Bike To Work Day in front…