Publication times shown in Eastern Time. Only sources with current headlines appear.

Durango Herald — Southwest Colorado

  1. Australian politician who was hit by car has lost both legs
  2. Asian shares are mixed, with Kospi up 3% after US stocks rally on strong earnings
  3. Oklahoma City plays Denver in conference matchup
  4. UN projections say world is losing ground in fight to curb climate change, faulting US a bit
  5. Hungary’s Magyar vows accountability for Orbán era while holding firm on migration
  6. Congo’s Ebola outbreak leaves grieving families struggling with fear and stigma
  7. France has a proud tradition of protesting, and sometimes people lose their heads
  8. It’s not just gas and groceries. Childcare costs weigh on some voters before the midterm elections
  9. A ‘golden age’ vs. ‘we’re working on it’: Trump and Vance give different pitches on the economy
  10. Jake Allen makes 31 saves as the Devils defeat the Avalanche 4-3
  11. Investigation into fatal single-vehicle crash in September on Montezuma County Road 21 is ongoing
  12. Volleycats sweep Monte Vista
  13. Deion Sanders praises united Colorado team amid 4-game skid, points to attitude shift in locker room
  14. It’s not just squirrels; bears also feast on pumpkins
  15. Celebrity exorcist priest to take one-year ‘media fast’ after meeting with Denver archbishop
  16. Durango police investigate possible stabbing on north Main Avenue
  17. Kyle Francis Kennedy, the granddaughter of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, dies at 42
  18. Fort Lewis College names new director of Four Corners Water Center
  19. How the US organ transplant system works and what to ask to improve your chances
  20. 5 members of Colorado’s congressional delegation report suspicious letters
  21. Two pipeline projects in Southeast La Plata County move forward in permitting process
  22. CNN threatens new legal action, saying it’s still being denied access to Air Force One
  23. Yellowstone receives record $105 million gift for infrastructure, conservation, access
  24. Woman who accused Cornell students of rape says president’s response made her feel ‘disbelieved’