Lifestyle

Foodborne illness more common than thought

About 48 million cases of foodborne disease occur in the U.S. annually, sending about 105,000 people to the hospital and…

November 10, 2015

Food

How to bake like a professional

to up your holiday cookie game

November 10, 2015

Food

Roadhouse Pizza marks one-year anniversary

That’s what some people consider New York pizza, explains Johnny Bologna, a New York City native who runs Roadhouse Pizza…

November 10, 2015

Food

On the side

As part of this week’s “Zia Days” celebration, Zia Taqueria is donating a portion of its profits from both its…

November 10, 2015

Food

Loving leftovers

Don’t just reheat – rethink

November 10, 2015

Family

My boyfriend refuses to sync with my sleep schedule

A: In general, that is true: Someone puts effort into doing what matters to them. But his staying up late…

November 7, 2015

Family

What realizing we weren’t a dog family taught me about being a parent

So a puppy sounded great. A puppy would love me! “A dog will without judgment curl at your feet while…

November 7, 2015

Family

My mom knew just what she wanted to wear at her funeral

When she and my father had drawn up their burial contracts, she’d requested to be buried in a simple white…

November 7, 2015

Family

These breakups really slayed: History’s three biggest splits

“I think one of the best things that books can do is make people feel less alone,” Wright says in…

November 6, 2015

Family

Son just wants to feel pretty

A: The challenging aspect of this scenario is that there is so much we don’t know about the minds of…

November 6, 2015

Religion

Mormon policy change is hostile to same-sex couples

The changes in the church handbook were sent out Thursday to local church leaders around the world. The Church of…

November 6, 2015

Religion

Religion Briefs

St. Columba Parish invites Catholics to return to the church. St. Columba offers “Landings,” a way to further explore faith…

November 6, 2015

Religion

Since 1878, convent in perpetual prayer

Nuns, community offer their support to the suffering

November 6, 2015

Religion

Reform Jews pass transgender resolution

Rabbi Elliot Kukla is the first out transgender rabbi ordained in the Reform Jewish movement.Miki Vargas via Associated Press Members…

November 6, 2015

Southwest Life

Filmmaker, author to share lessons of the last ice age

Though removed by thousands of years, there’s a lot to be learned from the final ancient people of the Pleistocene…

November 4, 2015

Southwest Life

Deep time with Craig Childs

talks about studying ice age people and cleaning the dishes

November 4, 2015

Food

Federal jury to settle bitter battle between sweeteners

In a trial this week in federal court, jurors are considering the difference between sugar or high fructose corn syrup,…

November 3, 2015

Food

Surplus cranberry sauce makes great pancakes

Making your own cranberry sauce is easy, and no one will notice if you cut back on the sugar.Matthew Mead/Associated…

November 3, 2015

Food

Mark Bittman reveals how he plans to shake up a new trend in food

Bittman Now the details have emerged. On Monday, Purple Carrot, a vegan meal kit delivery service, which ships pre-measured ingredients…

November 3, 2015

Food

The Grapevine: Easy tips to achieve perfect pairings

Over time, gastronomy has played a continual role in everyday life, but in today’s fast-paced world of technology, it’s easy…

November 3, 2015

Food

On the side

To honor of all of our hardworking local farmers, on Friday, Steamworks Brewing Co. will unveil a limited-release, seasonal firkin…

November 3, 2015

Food

Durango culinary icon ‘Grandma’ Chung writes new memoir in search of lost loved ones

‘Grandma’ Chung longs to reconnect with family

November 3, 2015

Religion

Praying coach’s suspension opens split

puts man on leave; Satanists attend football game

October 30, 2015

Religion

Religion Briefs

Dr. Matthew Clark will discuss euthanasia, physician-assisted suicide, withdrawal of life support, palliative care and hospice after the 11:30 a.m.…

October 30, 2015