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Plan aims to protect bird

sage-grouse live on fed land

$61,000 received for economic development

Federal funding goes toward regional projects

Homeowners settle lawsuit over explosion

Propane blast destroyed Kelleys’ home, injured family in 2012

This hurricane season could be a relative breeze

The Carolinas got a taste of this year’s hurricane season earlier this month when Tropical Storm Ana brought rain and…

Military veterans honored Monday

Air Force veteran Terry Knight Sr. from Towaoc honored those who provide support on the home front, especially the mothers,…

Almost famous in Durango

ups and downs of sharing your name with the stars

Theater-shooting victims relive terror

Her muscles tensed. Her nerves tingled. She fought back tears. “I’d never faced him before. I wanted to see who…

Animas River Trail will march toward Three Springs

Construction is planned to begin this year

Nepali earthquake relief

Beer battle brewing in Colorado

stores, craft brewers boil as grocery stores seek to expand offerings

School budget decisions postponed

Community committee will weigh in

Dayplanner Thursday

Durango High Noon Rotary meeting, noon, DoubleTree Hotel, 501 Camino del Rio, www.durangohighnoonrotary.com. Kiwanis Club of Durango meeting, noon, Durango…

Lake Mead inches toward critical level

states could see cuts in supply

Earth Briefs

Durango Nature Studies will offer these programs: “Birds of the Durango Nature Center Workshop” will be held from 8:30 to…

EPA issues water, stream rules

aim to clarify waterway protection; Republicans critical

Botany in peril

fewer pursue degrees, conservation, medicine may suffer

The Blotter

Wednesday 1:21 a.m. A 75-year-old woman in the 2400 block of Arroyo Drive was concerned about the threatening attitude of…

A mighty race through the rapids

Brewing is king of the river

Governor: Fracking concerns fading

Hickenlooper doubts momentum exists now to get issue on this year’s ballot

June 3 is last day of school in Durango

District calendar was outdated

Co-op pursues online sales

Southwest Farm receives state grant, will serve Durango

Health-care case could be loser for all

court decision could be politically costly for winning party come Election Day

Power plant decision delayed

New Mexico Public Regulation Commissioner Sandy Jones, left, questions commission general counsel Michael Smith during a meeting in Santa Fe,…

Mideast peace efforts suffer another setback

Blair stepping down as international envoy