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| The City of Durango and Colorado Departments of Transportation working together on a new crosswalk to allow pedestrians a safe and less-harrowing passage across Camino del Rio |  |
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| Passage of the women’s prevention health package that will include free birth control, the most commonly prescribed drug for women | |
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| Congress agreeing to a debt deal, avoiding an ugly default and shaking up already wary world financial markets | |
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| News that another radiation leak has been discovered at the tsunami-damaged Fukishima nuclear plant in Japan |  |
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| Reports this week that consumer spending was down in June, fueling fears that the country is headed for a double-dip recession | |
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The debt crisis being far from over, with the creation of a “Super Congress” to slash another $1.2 trillion from the budget |
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In this week's issue...
- December 18, 2025
- Let it snow
Although ski areas across the West have taken a hit, there’s still hope
- December 18, 2025
- Look, but don't take
Lessons in pottery theft – and remorse – from SW Colorado
- December 11, 2025
- Big plans
Whole Foods, 270 apartments could be coming to Durango Mall parcel