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An unlikely place for tight-knit friendship: The professional gravel peloton

Shared passion, competitiveness lead to close bonds

Photos: Durango High School football takes on Heritage High School in state playoffs

Demons lost to Eagles, 45-36, in 4A quarterfinals at home on Saturday

Second-half rushing powers Heritage High past Durango in state quarterfinals

Demons seniors account for three touchdowns in final game

Native American Heritage Month celebrated with skate competition, music at The Hive in Durango

Community building the goal with ‘Rise of the Nation’ event Saturday

Durango Fire, county officials douse fears of building cost increases with adoption of new wildfire code

‘We want to do the right thing for the community now so it saves us 20 years from now’

Gaden Shartse Buddhist monks complete sand mandala, wrapping up week of events

Monastics leave Durango with encouragement to rejoice life and be compassionate

Photos: Fort Lewis College men’s basketball at home

Cassius Carmichael, left, and Nathan Penney of Fort Lewis College plays go for a Western New Mexico University loose ball on Friday at FLC. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)Jerry McBride Keither Florence…

Skyhawks men’s basketball drops home opener to Western New Mexico

Deng led Fort Lewis College in team’s first loss of season

Phil Weiser talks education plan in governor’s race

‘Colorado Blueprint’ addresses schooling, jobs and mental health

Drought, range control, New World screwworm – La Plata County ranchers have a lot on their plate

La Plata-Archuleta Cattlemen discuss management strategies

Turning Point USA speaker draws modest crowd, heavy police presence at Fort Lewis College

Anti-trans activist Rich Guggenheim speaks to about 40 people at FLC

Judge tosses Cortez superintendent’s defamation suit, orders Burris to pay fees

Court says Lewis is protected under anti-SLAPP law and immunity after reporting allegations of abuse

Prosecutor, attorney general urge Gov. Polis to ignore requests to aid Tina Peters

Former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters leaving her arraignment in 2022 in Grand Junction. (Hart Van Denburg/CPR News) They are urging Democratic Gov. Jared Polis’ administration to keep Peters in…

Preview: Durango football faces Heritage in playoff rematch

Demons host state quarterfinal game on Saturday

Company buys out homeowners after 97,000-gallon fuel spill near Durango

Some residents say Enterprise not being held accountable for gasoline leak

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Photo: White bike for remembrance

A white bike sits Thursday along South Camino del Rio near the Larry Valdez Way intersection. The bike was placed there by the city of Durango for World Day of…

Feeling exhausted, Durango family arrested by ICE signs paperwork for self-deportation

City Council passes resolution asking for investigation into federal immigration agents’ actions

‘Water justice’ delivered to Animas River via Durango resolution

‘Project shows the power of a diverse group of people collaborating together on an issue they care about’

Driver ejected from SUV after hitting semitrailer on U.S. 491

SUV driver seriously injured, State Patrol says

Mesa Verde’s loop roads and hiking return to normal winter schedule

Park facilities reopen after U.S. Congress approved a budget measure to end the shutdown

Purgatory Resort delays opening day

Warm weather, lack of snow push back start of 2025-26 ski season

‘Extreme Knitting 2026’ takes craft to unexpected places

New calendar also features author Barbara Kingsolver

Ouray’s Dexter the Stand Up Dog tells his story

Canine who walks on hind legs stars in new children’s book

Durango City Council approves water, sewer rate hikes

Smaller, steady increases could have prevented larger price rise, officials say

With cattle drives, Montezuma County sheriff urges drivers to slow down

‘Just be patient, you’ll get through the herd,’ Steve Nowlin says

Ethics commission advances complaints alleging 17 Colorado legislators violated state law

Gathering at Vail resort in October at center of allegations

Photo: Toh-Atin Gallery food and clothing drive

Paulita Lomaomvaya, with Toh-Atin Gallery, pulls a coat out of a bag that was dropped off Tuesday for the gallery’s Annual Food and Clothing Drive to help Dine’/Navajo families in…

Mancos toy swap draws strong turnout; leftover toys donated

Parents and guardians exchange toys

Play it forward: Southwest Civic Winds takes the stage

Band continues its ‘Eternal Hope’ theme Friday at Concert Hall