The Durango Fire Protection District and the La Plata County Sheriff’s Office respond to a two-vehicle crash about 10 a.m. Wednesday in the westbound lane of U.S. Highway 160 at…
2 others injured after vehicle rolls down embankment into Cement Creek
City also updating stormwater master plan
Media tour shows methane and gas leaks in San Juan Basin
Man suspected of late-night attack outside downtown bar
November election to form improvement district canceled
Southern Utes, guest speakers to explain significance of historic trees
Former Colorado senator could position himself for cabinet role
The city of Durango’s website is up and running again after it was down Monday.Durango Herald file It was down all day Monday because of a domain issue, city officials…
Firefighters were called at 9:41 a.m. when a carbon monoxide detector was set off at the motel, 3310 Main Ave., said Lt. Ray Shupe, with the Durango Police Department. First…
A construction worker with Four Suns Construction out of Aztec on Monday checks steel work on an entryway to the La Plata County Courthouse. It is part of a remodeling…
Attorneys plan to petition the Colorado Supreme Court
Byron Fish failed to stop for vehicle making a turn
NASA found 250 plumes accounting for more than 50 percent of methane emissions
‘Lego bomber’ engineers miniature sculptures in urban settings
75 people attend, hear candidates’ campaign speeches
Two arrested on suspicion of automobile theft
Military aircraft found hikers early Sunday morning
Lucas McCormick, 31, of Aztec, was flown to a hospital in Grand Junction early Sunday after an assault near Eighth Street and Main Avenue in Durango. No arrests have been…
Young man overcomes obstacles through sports, rap
Demolition Derby, quilting highlight Saturday’s events
Thanks to more than $8,000 in donations, Vicente Jimenez, a recent Durango High School graduate, made it to California and is ready to attend Chabot College. He is the first…
Some see value, others see potential burden
‘Missing just one step can have a bad outcome’
Her work led to the nickname “Mother of the Colorado Trail,” and multiple recognitions, including induction into the Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame. At the Durango end of the 500-mile…
