This important initiative aims to set the direction for the county’s future over the next three years, ensuring that our growth and development reflect the values and needs of our community…
Category: News/Politics
Research into Colorado’s Indian Boarding School History to Continue
“As we do the research and learn more about what happened, apologies are not enough,” Herod said. “It is time for continued action…”
‘Peace Run’ Carrying the Torch Through Pagosa Springs Today
For over 35 years the Peace Run has traversed over 160 nations as a symbol of humanity’s universal aspiration for a more peaceful world…
Thingamajig Theatre Actors Arrive for Summer Season Musicals
“I’m looking forward to a really fantastic season this summer, and I know our audiences will love these amazing shows and performers…”
Colorado Adopts Sweeping AI Regulations
“It’s really challenging to wrap our heads around all the things we might inadvertently do that we might not think about…”
Wolverines to be Reintroduced in Colorado
“A diverse and healthy environment strengthens Colorado’s booming eco-tourism and outdoor recreation sectors…”
Farm Bill Text Released in U.S. House, Setting Up Fight with Senate
The U.S. House Agriculture Committee Friday released the draft bill text of the long-awaited $1.5 trillion farm bill…
HEALTHY ARCHULETA: After the Archuleta County Food Summit
In honor of such a large gathering about putting the land to bountiful use, it rained. Could nature have provided more support than this?
Colorado Governor Polis Slams Biden’s Tariff Increases on Chinese EVs, Solar
“This is horrible news for American consumers and a major setback for clean energy,” Polis wrote on his personal X account…
EDITORIAL: La Plata County Looks at Slashing Visit Durango’s Tax Revenue, Part One
“This would allow for investing in the workforce that supports the robust tourism our community enjoys as a vibrant mountain destination…”
Here’s What the Colorado Legislature Did for Taxes This Session
Senate Bill 24-233 came at the tail end of session after months of work from the bipartisan Property Tax Commission…
READY, FIRE, AIM: When Waitresses Rule the World
She wonders why some people are mad. She wonders if it’s because she used to be a waitress…
Biden Administration Hiking Tariffs on Chinese-Made Products
A second senior administration official declined to “speculate” about whether China would set retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods…
READY, FIRE, AIM: Bring Your Dead Relatives Back to Life, for Under $3
Tang’s speech was delivered by a digital clone, which had been trained by SenseTime’s engineers using a large language model machine learning program…
Colorado Abortion Access Fund Sees Greatly Increased Spending
‘Cobalt’ spent over $500,000 in first quarter, more than double the 2021 full-year figure…
Colorado Legislators Pass Property Tax Reform Ahead of November Ballot Showdown
“The good citizens of this state said — we heard it loud and clear — that they wanted us to work together… to solve this problem”…
Repeal of Colorado’s Same-Sex Marriage Ban Heads for the Ballot
If measure is approved by voters, same-sex marriage would remain legal in Colorado if U.S. Supreme Court overturns federal protections…
KSUT Presents ‘Tico Time Bluegrass Festival’ in Animas River Valley
This festival promises to be an adventure filled with unforgettable moments, lifelong friendships, and cherished memories…
Colorado Senate Votes Unanimously to Protect Wetlands
“We want to set in place where we are in Colorado so that we can give assurance and no more changes,” Roberts said to the Senate Finance Committee…