Registration for the 45th annual Iron Horse Bicycle Classic, May 28-30, will officially open online at 8 a.m. Saturday, but Durango-area residents will have a home-field advantage from 11 a.m. to 9...

The Colorado State Patrol in Durango is reminding drivers of the “move over” law, which requires drivers to reduce their speed and move over when passing a stationary emergency vehicle. Two...

Forest Service officials have released the details of a long-term management plan for the Chimney Rock archaeological site, three years after President Barack Obama proclaimed the area a national...

Cutting down your own Christmas tree while reducing the danger of wildfire in the San Juan Mountains? That’s what the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge train is offering for the first time....

The latest samples taken a couple of days ago from the Animas River and analyzed by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment show the river has returned to pre-event levels heavy...

Hungry revelers and 32 restaurants will participate in the Macaroni & Cheese Festival on Saturday at Fort Lewis College. Attendees can consume their fill of 1-ounce samples of mac and cheese,...

Fishing is free. For one weekend, anyway. Colorado Parks and Wildlife is holding its annual Free Fishing Weekend on June 6 and 7; anglers of all ages can fish without a license anywhere in the...

Red Mountain Pass reopened about 2:45 p.m. Wednesday after closing while crews recovered an unoccupied vehicle that fell off the side of the mountain three miles south of Ouray. The unattended 2000...

Flagstaff, Arizona, defeated Pagosa Springs in Outside Magazine’s online contest to decide the “Best Town in America” and has advanced to the final eight. The vote was close, with Flagstaff earning...

As coyotes are looking for mates and food, and also protecting their young, Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds pet owners that the wild canines can be aggressive toward humans and small animals....