Local & Regional News

Colorado recalls succeed

Democrats Morse, Giron voted for gun-control bills

City budget proposal: A Buzz cut

Late-night bus service, other public transit on chopping block

If you’re not wet yet …

More monsoon rain coming, flooding possible

Earlier pickup comes with mail consolidation

Processing operations going to Albuquerque

Fall seriously injures mountain biker along the Colorado Trail

The 27-year-old man is from France, said Butch Knowlton, director of La Plata County Search and Rescue. His identity and condition were not immediately available Monday afternoon. The man and…

Out with the old

Chelsea Robbins, with Tuf 2 Top Excavation & Trucking, keeps the water flowing on what’s left of a house that excavator driver Lenny Reeder tore down at Eighth Street and…

Bayfield woman dies in ATV crash

The woman was identified as Loria Hunt. Hunt and others were operating a hunting camp and cabin on a 3,500-acre ranch several miles up Bear Creek Road, which starts at…

The bad with the good

Behind-the-scenes look at single stream proves revealing

‘Carrots’ may be used to rein in ADUs

Council looks at grace period for mother-in-law units

Climate action plan: Round 2?

Reducing gas emissions still of interest to county

City’s ‘Companies to Watch’ fêted

Audioair’s executive touts a supportive business environment

City mirrors split nation

While most say avoid military force, Syria’s chemical use abhorred

A little baseball and bucks for 2 good causes

Mail-processing center will move from Durango

Relocation to Albuquerque seen as a money-saver

Fair shows it’s good to go green

Peter Tregillus, center, program director for Southern Ute Community Action Programs, touts the benefits of mass transit to Sandy Dalenberg, left, and Mike Dalenberg during the Sustainability Showcase Celebration on…

Yes, Durango has rhythm

We dance, in many forms, because we have a heartbeat

Who you gonna call? Think twice before dialing 911

Fewer than half of calls turn out to be real emergencies

Brew for two

Baristas from Durango Joe’s and numerous other coffee outlets were busy keeping up with the demand for caffeine during Coffee Fest on Saturday morning at Main Avenue and East Eighth…

Colorado wants all of us to be masters of disasters

Campaign to encourage public preparation begins

Still afloat

To escape Friday’s heat, Brian Miller and Andrea Soderlind floated down the Animas River. Miller is from Durango, and Soderlind is visiting from Palm Springs, Calif. The National Weather Service…

Court unseals files in undersheriff case

Former Montezuma County employee’s gun sales questioned

Paradox Valley uranium mill on hold

Some analysts doubt it will ever be built

Small seeds; big results?

First-time farmers flowering in Old Fort Lewis incubator program

Here’s the scoop

Casey Holman, with the Colorado Department of Transportation, clears dirt and rock below the cliff on Colorado Highway 3 on Thursday morning. Workers finished the project by Thursday afternoon and…

Rescuers aiding injured hunter

Man cut his leg while cleaning elk on Missionary Ridge

Bear kills pet horse in Rafter J

One of several recent similar attacks this season

Road Runner cuts back bus service

Program eliminates one Bayfield-Durango run

Report: Child care, safety are issues for women

Women’s foundation visits Durango on monthlong tour

Local concerns learn about opportunities for exports

Overseas sales surged in 2012

Taxi? What taxi?

A closer look at Durango’s transportation services