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When Kevin Ridley's 10-year-old daughter, Eliza, was diagnosed with dyslexia, he said taking on a daily one-hour commute between Pagosa Springs and Durango wasn't a difficult decision. "You know, when we built our house in Pagosa, we weren't necessarily planning on having to commute back and forth, an hour every...
In southwest Colorado, residents are still digging out in some of the areas hardest hit by flooding over the past month. Meanwhile, state and local officials are assessing damage to roads, bridges, waterways, and homes. A few miles north of Durango, in an area called Junction Creek, Shane Richmond of...
BLOOMFIELD – A trio of San Juan County high school football teams will look to extend their seasons taking part in quarterfinal games in the 2026 New Mexico Activities Association’s football postseason tournament. Kirtland Central, coming off an impressive first round win at home last week over Hatch...
A couple more dry days before storm #1 rolls in. It still looks like the (all) snow level will hover between 8,000 and 8,500 feet. Cold rain will fall at lower elevations, with temps in the 30s. As of now, the first storm looks like the least impactful of the three. It doesn’t mean it won’t produce; it just means it will be less than the other two that look likely.
Some breakfast spots chase trends. This one has been chasing the same simple goal since 1965, and it keeps winning. On Durango’s main drag, cooks still shred potatoes by hand for hash browns while customers on counter stools watch every step. The green chile is so popular that people carry jars of it home after their meal.
COLORADO (KRQE) — The Colorado Department of Transportation is giving updates on some major roadways in southern Colorado. Crews are currently working on Colorado Highway 151 between Pagosa Springs and Durango, as well as US Highway 160 at the Piedra River Bridge. On Colorado Highway 151, they’re working to fix damaged drainage structure, which has […]
COLORADO — An increasingly active storm track is expected to bring rounds of mountain snow to Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico during the week of November 16. A disturbance crossing the Southwest around November 17 will bring rain and high-elevation snow across the Four Corners states. Additional systems are possible through November 23, keeping the pattern busy for mountain communities and travelers.
CDOT plans to have Wolf Creek Pass open to limited traffic by this weekend and Colorado 151 between Pagosa Springs and Bayfield taking traffic by Thanksgiving, state transportation officials reported Tuesday. Wolf Creek Pass has been closed the past 12 days, since a second round of heavy rainstorms caused severe...
The Montezuma County commissioners passed a disaster declaration Tuesday to help the county receive reimbursement for repairs to infrastructure damaged by recent flooding. That includes damage to roads throughout the county and a rush of sediment and debris into Mancos’s water that left it non-potable. At Monday’s workshop, the...
Description: FEMA, SBA and Colorado emergency officials conduct flood damage assessments Nov. 10–12 in six southwest Colorado counties following severe storms and flooding... Joint Preliminary Damage Assessments for Southwest Colorado Flood Impacted Counties Nov. 10-12, 2026. Joint Preliminary Damage Assessments will be conducted Tuesday, November 10 through Thursday, November...
Colorado Parks and Wildlife will offer refunds to fourth rifle season hunters in parts of southwest Colorado hit by historic flooding. The agency announced the refunds November 9, 2026, in Durango. The fourth rifle season runs November 18-22. Major highway closures have cut access to public lands. So have closed...
A lot can be determined by how a team finishes the regular season, and Fort Lewis College volleyball knows that well. The Skyhawks had a great Year 1 under head coach Justin Wong. FLC finished 14-12 overall and 8-6 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. However, it lost its final six regular season games, limping into the playoffs. This year, the Skyhawks went 4-2 to finish the regular season, including a 3-2 home win vs. CSU Pueblo on senior night on Saturday.
Colorado Mesa controlled the line of scrimmage and the clock as the Mavericks beat Fort Lewis 30-13 Saturday afternoon at Ray Dennison Memorial Field in Durango. The Mavericks (6-4, 5-3 RMAC) rushed for 209 yards, held the ball for 36:25 and converted 12-of -17 third downs. CMU scored on all five of its trips inside the red zone.