Regional News U.S. monitor: No deal yet on Albuquerque use-of-force policy Independent monitor James Ginger, who is overseeing federally ordered changes to the Albuquerque Police Department, on Thursday said the department… December 3, 2015
Nation & World Surprise finding: U.S. has major decline in gun violence The Rev. Al Sharpton, center, and Spike Lee, second from left, lead a march to Times Square for the prevention… December 3, 2015
Local News La Plata County considers changes to land-use permit process Possible attempt to increase efficiency a work in progress December 3, 2015
Local News Snowdown organizers announce official beer: ‘Frogger Lager’ Tapping party Dec. 17 at Ska Brewing Co. December 3, 2015
Local News Purgatory’s Lift 3 to open Saturday Skiers, snowboarders to have more terrain to ride December 3, 2015
Local News Colorado Supreme Court denies Gov. Hickenlooper’s request to weigh in on attorney general’s air-standards lawsuit Question regarded whether Coffman had power to sue feds over CO2 standards December 3, 2015
Local News Colorado lawmakers and possibly voters to consider end-of-life legislation failed to advance bill this year; voters may have their chance in 2016 December 3, 2015
Local News Lunch-hour dust devil intrigues Durangoan whirlwinds not unusual on bright, sunny days December 3, 2015
Local News Dayplanner Friday Durango Early Bird Toastmasters meeting, 7-8:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, 21636 U.S. Highway 160 West, 749-1741, [email protected], www.earlybirdtoastmasters.org. Sunrise yoga adult… December 3, 2015
Local News Local Briefs Santa will visit the San Juan Mountains Association’s annual Christmas Trees for Conservation Fundraiser from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.… December 3, 2015
Local News Durango’s Main Avenue mobility plan complete Intersections, bike lanes priorities December 3, 2015
Local News Flags ordered to half-staff for California shootings third order in recent weeks stemming from mass-shootings and attacks December 3, 2015
Nation & World House committee calls Secret Service an agency in ‘crisis’ House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, Thursday said a new report shows the Secret Service… December 3, 2015
Nation & World Military to open remaining combat positions to women Defense secretary opens final combat jobs to females December 3, 2015
Local News Guardrail to be installed on Lightner Creek Road, site of school bus accident rollover on Nov. 17 prompts action December 3, 2015
Local News County denies appeal on Simmons property finds owner doesn’t need land-use permit to dump December 2, 2015
Local News Pricey Durango: Is your rent more than you can afford? Southwest Colorado Index releases first housing update since 2008 December 2, 2015
Local News The Blotter Tuesday 8:13 a.m. A woman’s vehicle was broken into overnight on Lizard Head Drive. 11:17 a.m. Someone backed into a… December 2, 2015
Regional News Ex-wife says clinic suspect vandalized Planned Parenthood Colorado Springs shooting suspect, Robert Dear, right, appears via video before Judge Gilbert Martinez, with public defender Dan King, at… December 2, 2015
Good Earth As more people use backcountry, Grand Canyon considers changes Hikers stop along the Grand Canyon National Park’s South Kaibab Trail, one of the park’s most popular hiking routes. Officials… December 2, 2015
Good Earth Earth Briefs Recently, Durango Botanical Society members Camilla Potter, Theresa Anderson and Cindy Smart attended the Regional Public Garden meeting in Denver.… December 2, 2015
Nation & World UN says Iran worked on nuclear weapons Yukiya Amano, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Wednesday released the results of a report supporting U.S. assertions… December 2, 2015
Nation & World Nation Brief NEW YORK – Shoppers spent more than $3 billion online this “Cyber Monday,” making it the biggest online shopping day… December 2, 2015
Nation & World Medical spending is taking off again Report: Health expenditures top $3T December 2, 2015