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An Ignacio woman suspected of careless driving causing the death of a Farmington man in February pleaded “not guilty” to seven misdemeanor charges Thursday in 6th Judicial District Court. Virginia Cu...

The peloton will face nearly 20 kilometers of pavé as the GC riders take on their biggest challenge of the race so far.

Firefighters responded Tuesday afternoon to a rapidly growing wildfire west of downtown Durango that required heavy air support throughout the afternoon and into the evening. The Perins Peak Fire bega...

Firefighters stopped the Perins Peak Fire on Wednesday as mild weather and significant air resources helped crews limit the growth of the blaze to just 2 acres. The fire is now at 102 acres after reac...

In 2020, as civil unrest was spurred by a combination of political tensions and the still fresh COVID-19 pandemic, Coloradans were buying up guns in record numbers. The trend continued into 2021 with ...

The omicron variant is sending a crush of people to testing sites and pharmacies across the country as the disease spreads uncontrollably. But amid testing shortage concerns, community testing in La P...

The Supreme Court pared down a controversial anti-hacking law A ‘breathtaking amount’ of everyday computer use was at stake Share this story Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), a controversial anti-hacking law which bans “exceeding authorized access” on a computer system, was narrowed by the Supreme Court on Thursday in a 6-3 ruling. The court said the law shouldn’t cover people misusing systems they’re allowed to access — and that claimi...

Supreme Court rules police officer did not break the law when he checked a government computer to see if a stripper was an undercover cop - because he had authorized access The Supreme Court on Thursday limited prosecutors ability to use an anti-hacking law to charge people with computer crimes  The court overturned a former Georgia police officers conviction for misusing a government database Georgia police sergeant Nathan Van Buren used the database to determine whether a purported local str...

Twenty-five members of the Worthington High School Class of 2021 are receiving $34,500 in scholarships.