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There's still a public health advisory about not drinking the river water Contamination levels don't meet a threshold for concern to human health, state says The Animas River reopened for recreational ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – State environmental experts are keeping a close eye on the Upper Animas River after it turned orange in ...

When the Tang-orange plume of acidic water and heavy metal-laden slime blasted out of a mine in southwest Colorado’s San Juan Mountains on Aug. 5, tore through Cement Creek in Silverton, ran into the ...

DURANGO, Colo. (CBS4)- The Animas River has reopened to the public for recreational use after the wastewater contamination from an abandoned mine last week. The La Plata County sheriff reopened the ...

To the editor: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s words of reassurance and comfort after the Colorado mine spill into the Animas and San Juan rivers should not be trusted. Those placating ...

Will the public ever know why a government agency charged with protecting the environment instead dumped deadly chemicals into one of the largest sources of drinking water in the West? The answer is: ...

DURANGO — By all historical accounts, there is no "River of Lost Souls" running through Durango. So how is it that over the years that's become the adopted, dramatized name of the Animas River? "It's ...