City Considers Tax Measure

La Plata Electric offers a loan program that will allow you to invest in energy-efficiency upgrades to your home, and you can pay it off through your monthly utility bill. How easy is that?

A local rocketry team is in Washington, D.C., this week to competed on the National Team America Rocketry Challenge. Find out how the students were selected for the competition.

Can you identify the signs of a stroke? As soon as you realize that you may be experiencing a stroke, call 911. The faster you get treatment, the more likely you’ll recover.

What do you want to do when you grow up? Animas High School juniors have an opportunity to explore careers during a full-time, three-week internship program every spring.

The long-awaited north extension of the Animas River Trail from Animas City Park to the Oxbow Preserve is expected to cost more than $6 million. Find out when it’s expected to be finished.

We talk to a local rafting company about its safety training to prepare for this summer’s rafting season. Most important message: wear your personal flotation device!!!

A former U.S. ambassador says his international-relations experience give him an edge over other Democrats who hope to win the primary to challenge incumbent Cory Gardner.

One of the most common questions that clients ask Dr. Ashley Lucas is whether they they can enjoy a cocktail or two on their weight-loss program. Find out the answer.

If you didn’t pay your federal income taxes, you could face fines, interest payments, even liens on your property or pay check. You may also get a refund coming to you!

The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Train resumed round-trip service to √

A Ute Mountain tribal leader says the Trump Administration ignored Native voices when he reduced the size of the Bears Ears National Monument by more than 85 percent.

welcoming place for all. Learn about Civility First to accomplish that goal.The Durango Community Relations Commission wants Durango to become a friendly and

Safety is the No. 1 priority at La Plata Electric, and that’s why the coop recently built a portable transmission station to take electrical power safety training to employees and the area’s first-responders.

If Durango author Philip Duke’s new book has a message, it’s that war changes people in ways they never expected. Learn more about his second novel, The Village: A Novel of Wartime Crete.

The co-vice chair of the Colorado Tourism Office board of directors urged industry representatives to collaborate with other sectors to increase visitation and length of stay among visitors.

Learn more about Dancing with the Durango Stars featuring amateur dance teams who raise money for families who have to take their kids to Children’s Hospital for treatments.

Two studies conclude that LPEA’s goal to purchase 50 percent of its power from carbon-free sources may be cheaper than the cost of electricity it currently buys from Tri-State.

Better understand the difference between fast-acting and slow-acting carbohydrates and why fast-acting carbohydrates make it so difficult to lose body fat.

Certified business appaiser and broker Charlie Cole offers some tips on preparing your business for sale, including how to getg the information you’ll need to set a price.

New lights, wheelchair accessible sidewalk ramps, and other improvements will make the 17th, 22nd and 32nd street intersections on Main Avenue safer for pedestrians and traffic.