Environment

Feds grant local electric co-ops more control

Tri-State could appeal decision favorable to renewables

Another suit filed to halt Wolf Creek development

Groups object to land swap with Forest Service

Haze from California fires

Air currents bringing it our way

The Durango Motor Expo

Utes sue over fracking rule

Tribe challenges authority on its lands

Push for good Samaritan law revived

Rep. Scott Tipton, R-Cortez, left, and Steve Fearn, a consultant with the Animas River Stakeholders Group, look over drainage from the Red and Bonita mine in 2012. Tipton and other…

Recent downpours shock sewage treatment process

Higher than average rainfall in recent weeks has not only provided drought relief, but it’s also dampened sewage treatment efforts. The surplus precipitation, more than 2.6 inches in May, was…

‘Who pooped in the river?’

Study shows humans did, but for reasons unknown

Utah mill accused of possible threat

Ute tribe claims Clean Air violation

Landfill to offer plastic recycling

SWOS project key to success

Tribal leaders address hot issues

Raised concerns include water, climate change and mascots

Tribal leaders address hot issues

Raised concerns include water, climate change and mascots

Tribal leaders address hot issues

Raised concerns include water, climate change and mascots

City OKs $760,000 water meter bid

Digital system may be in place this summer

Land fight gives rise to group

Coalition seeks to counter intimidation

Western Excelsior back in the hot seat

Residents again voice opposition to air pollution

BLM weighs the future of oil and gas development

Master lease plan gets mixed reviews

BLM weighs future of oil and gas

Master lease plan gets mixed reviews

Rain-barrel bill drowns in the Senate

Water-rights concerns sink measure

Rain-barrel bill drowns in the Senate

Water-rights concerns sink measure