News

Museum hosting show of ancient bronze work

Jens Daehner, right, associate curator at the J. Paul Getty Museum, says few ancient pieces of Hellinistic period bronze sculptures…

July 28, 2015

Nation & World

Some snow piles remain in Buffalo

ice piles still remain months after freak storm

July 28, 2015

Education

Education Briefs

The National FFA organization awarded a $1,000 Built Ford Tough Scholarship to Jennifer Smith, a recent graduate of Pagosa Springs…

July 28, 2015

Education

Refugees learn how U.S. schools work

academy teaches students to navigate classroom life

July 28, 2015

Local News

Local Briefs

The Kiwanis Club of Durango will welcome Cathy Metz, director of Durango Parks & Recreation, to discuss current status and…

July 28, 2015

Local News

Lawmakers aim to track drugged-driving arrests

Risberg: Data on offenses would allow for better problem-solving

July 28, 2015

Local News

Wednesday Durango Dayplanner

Kiwanis of the Narrow Gauge meeting, 6:45-7:30 a.m., Carver Brewing Co., 1022 Main Ave., 375-0079. Outdoor Yoga, 7-8 a.m. and…

July 28, 2015

Business

Green chile is feeling economic heat

machines aim to revive troubled New Mexico crop

July 28, 2015

Business

Drug-testing firm a beacon

Versatile professional firms are prized as Durango job-creators

July 28, 2015

Business

Business Briefs

Bear Smart Durango, a local nonprofit, would like to thank Coutts and Clark Western Foundation for its $5,000 contribution toward…

July 28, 2015

Business

Lots of meanings behind free Windows 10 launch

Microsoft’s new Windows 10 operating system debuted Wednesday. Microsoft is offering the upgrade free to owners of Windows 7 and…

July 28, 2015

Nation & World

Lawyers: Convicted spy Pollard to be paroled in November

U.S. officials Tuesday denied that convicted spy Jonathan Pollard’s pending parole from federal prison is connected to the proposed agreement…

July 28, 2015

Nation & World

New York prison worker pleads guilty in escape of 2 killers

Joyce Mitchell faces up to seven years in prison after pleading guilty Tuesday to two charges in connection with helping…

July 28, 2015

Local News

Road repair snarls morning commute

Traffic backed up after a southbound lane of Main Avenue was closed near the Camino del Rio and 14th Street…

July 28, 2015

Local News

Colorado schools help improve air quality for the children

The Clean Air for Schools: Engines Off! program, focused on reducing emissions from idling of cars of parents who are…

July 28, 2015

Nation & World

Mental-health experts respond carefully to mass killings

Each time mental illness is cited as a possible factor in a high-profile mass killing, there’s a collective sigh among…

July 27, 2015

Regional News

Poll: Tougher gun laws unpopular in Colo.

The poll showed voters oppose such laws 56-39 percent, with a 80-18 percent opposition among Republicans. Independent voters oppose tougher…

July 27, 2015

Local News

29 cases of livestock disease reported in state

Infection found in La Plata, Montezuma counties

July 27, 2015

Regional News

Children’s Hospital alert for enterovirus recurrence

The outbreak, which erupted in mid-August and continued through January 2015, also was associated with rare cases of polio-like partial…

July 27, 2015

Nation & World

NSA to destroy collected phone records

House approves plan to stop using controversial data

July 27, 2015

Nation & World

El Niño is more than just weather

can be bring wealth or recession to countries

July 27, 2015

Nation & World

Nation Briefs

NEW YORK – The Boy Scouts of America have ended a blanket ban on gay adult leaders while allowing church-sponsored…

July 27, 2015

Nation & World

World Briefs

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia – President Barack Obama launched a personal push for peace in South Sudan on Monday, convening African…

July 27, 2015

Nation & World

Lawmaker seeks removal of IRS chief

Koskinen Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, sent a letter Monday to President Barack Obama, asking him to remove IRS Commissioner John…

July 27, 2015