Snowpack bottoms out in Southwest Colorado
The melt is among the earliest in the last 30 years
The melt is among the earliest in the last 30 years
Chief and EMS captain of Pleasant View Fire Department suffered serious injuries
Burrillo will embark on a book tour in Southwest Colorado
Blaze was 721 acres with 33% containment as of Monday
Another dry winter hampers local farmers; supply is slightly better than last year
State senator is making long shot bid to unseat congresswoman with deep pockets and a national following
Emergency services not particularly fond of the neighborhood traffic devices
Thirteen cadets graduated from Southwest Regional Law Enforcement Academy on Saturday
Volatility in energy markets created by pandemic and war in Ukraine are behind the rise
Bills on education, Fort Lewis marked accomplishments while climate change legislation faltered
Frank Dean and Wendy Walker are passionate about worms’ role in regenerative farming
Court cites history of probation revocation
Northbound driver crossed median and collided with oncoming vehicle
Firefighters happened to be nearby doing street cleaning, which helped limit damage
Former School District 9-R teacher aims to support students and their families
About 109 people participated in last week’s quiz. Participants scored highest when asked what motel a man was found dead with a gun shot wound, with 91.7% of respondents correctly…
Board announces a timeline for upcoming public meetings
Wade Bigall accused of placing hidden camera in bathroom
People weigh in on Ascent’s application, a church displaying a campaign sign, the Ute Pass Fire and the abortion rally
Stage 1 precautions effective Thursday morning
Work will lengthen hiking and biking route in Horse Gulch
After a three-day pause, rides started again Wednesday
Plumtaw Fire grows slightly as crews battle the blaze into Wednesday
Civil complaint alleges neglect, mistreatment of livestock and companion animals; injunction issued against couple
Asphalt and labor have driven up prices, forcing city to hit pause on some projects
Councilors seek more feedback before choosing to adopt petitioned measure or to send it to voters
Executive meeting being scheduled for later this week
Last weekend marked the first time this year trains have stopped running because of wildfire risk
Small subdivision evacuated as Plumtaw Fire rips through Forest Service lands
Brande Thorpe, an employee at Kroegers Ace Hardware in Durango, waters plants and flowers Tuesday in front of the store. The high temperature Tuesday reached the mid-80s and is expected…