Durango Juneteenth celebrates Black history
Parents say federal holiday helps spark dialogue with next generation
Parents say federal holiday helps spark dialogue with next generation
Hearing scheduled for July 7 at City Hall
Denver opted not to renew its contract with license plate-reading vendor earlier this year
The Ouray Mountain Rescue Team located the 32-year-old runner’s body near the 14,155-foot summit, after hikers reported finding his body
First-time business owner says she is reforming business’ public image
Festival moves to Community Concert Hall at Fort Lewis College
Ignacio Out and Equal Alliance working to address resource gaps across the Four Corners
A bear relocated from Mancos on Wednesday; officers remind public to secure attractants
A Larimer County sheriff and deputy were identified as victims
New movie secret society: ‘This is for the dads’
Cattle migrate to the shade of trees in a field east of Durango on Thursday as temperatures climb into the 90s. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Eye-popping spending is latest indication of just how much race has tightened
Candidate will replace Matt Margeson
One man ticketed with disorderly conduct, another for menacing
Longtime course superintendent retired in early April
La Plata County hosted Enterprise, state and tribal officials at first public Q&A
Hint: it’s not through record or fish sales
Some homes are listed for more than $5,000 a night
Triple-digit temperatures, critical fire weather and a chance for severe storms
On-campus site to be housed in Center of Southwest Studies
City Council doesn’t want to hit residents with two property tax initiatives at same time
Convention delegates from the Colorado GOP traveled to Cincinnati to pick a presidential nominee
Show cause hearing scheduled for Wednesday at City Hall
Former FLC head coach was assistant for Batiste last season
‘There really is no nightlife and no space for us to gather,’ drag queen Aria Pettyone says
Area youth rodeo teams building the next generation for the sport
Company reports $3.4 million loss, 23.6% year-over-year revenue decline
Elliot Graham, 7, shoots his squirt gun while floating down an irrigation channel that runs through Little Pine River Park on a hot Tuesday in Bayfield. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)Jerry McBride…