The Journal

Harvest Fest set for Sept. 13

The event, which celebrates local food and community, features a pie bake-off contest as well as a potluck dinner. “It’s…

Board gets a peek at highway plan tonight

gets a peek at highway options in meeting tonight

Coffee served with a nitro kick

brewer and roaster help Pie Maker get it right

More Sports

Officials: Animas fish safe to eat

Mike Japhaet, a former aquatic biologist with Colorado Division of Wildlife, holds a brown trout that was collected in a…

Education

Rico fears school is on chopping block

levy increase would offer stability at 2007 levels

Living

Southwest Colorado lags in health coverage

to close uninsured gap than other parts of state

Living

New owner assumes debt, legacy of rally

Corners Motorcycle Rally in the hands of Johnny Valdez

Meet the Re-1 school board candidates

Funding remains an issue in 2015 election

What went wrong? Why EPA delayed notification after mine spill

A look at why the EPA delayed notification after the Gold King Mine spill

A door to Denver TV opens

rules address county orphan status

Lawmakers back Planned Parenthood probe

abortion provider says state’s elected Republicans playing politics

Business

Glut in supply, low dairy demand lead to hay slump

‘It’s tough right now,’ local farmer says

Business

Airport numbers strong despite ‘leakage’

Gasoline prices erase savings from driving to larger cities

Time to make a getaway

Cristina Jantz photographed this buck Wednesday evening on the north side of Rocky Mountain Pawn & Gun, 157 East Animas…

September 6, 2015

El Nino threatens to pack a punch this winter

‘Bruce Lee’ could bring nasty snowstorms to Southwest

September 6, 2015

Living

Magazine: Durango a top getaway

A Denver publication named Durango the best small-town getaway in Colorado, citing its friendly atmosphere where waiters and customers might…

Rule-making for marijuana a complicated task

Regulators draw ire from both sides of debate

Mining reclamation may be a pipe dream

Financial, technological hurdles slow progress

Groups defend EPA’s Clean Power Plan

A plume of steam billows from the coal-fired Merrimack Station in Bow, N.H. President Barack Obama plans to clamp down…

Rico, Telluride mourn loss

Missing man found dead in Nevada

EPA tests water at spill site on U.S. 160

Property owner continues crusade

Sunflower gets international film festival

Audience at Cortez theater will help judge Manhattan Short Films

CSU researching hemp in secluded test plot

researching 12 types in semi-secret test plot