The Durango mountain biking squad continues to put together strong results as the state championship approaches. In the team standings, the Demons finished first in the Division 1 class. Junior Emmet...

The Durango cross country team is less than two weeks away from competing in regionals and it posted strong results in their latest tuneup meet. The Demons finished fourth out of 13 schools in both t...

For the first 20-or-so years after leaving the U.S. Navy, John Kaness was doing fine. The Bayfield native met his future wife, Stephanie, the day he was discharged. But in 2011, things took a turn tow...

The Durango volleyball team lost its first match at home in almost a month, falling to 3A heavyweight Delta in four sets on Tuesday night. Delta improved to 16-0 overall, 6-0 in the 3A Western Slope l...

When cycling pro Lachlan Morton clipped into the pedals of his pack-saddled Cannondale on Aug. 29 at the starting line of the Tour Divide in Banff, Canada, he was on a mission. Twelve days, 12 hours a...

A new food truck has taken over the parking lot behind the American Legion at 878 East Second Ave., and it’s adding a Cajun food option to Durango. Mountain High Diner is run by Chase Edwards, who...

Gov. Jared Polis made a lot of news last week when he appeared at The Colorado Sun’s inaugural SunFest in downtown Denver. The Democrat talked about everything from affordable housing to passenger rai...

The Durango Demons showed they can run with and away from the nation’s top cross country programs during the Desert Twilight Invitational. Durango took advantage of the course layout to get to the fr...

A pedestrian was struck and killed by an oncoming vehicle early Sunday morning in south Durango. The incident, which happened in the 1300 block of South Camino del Rio in the northbound lane, remains ...

Durango cyclist Sepp Kuss is becoming known for his big smile. He smiles while riding, smiles when crossing the finish line and smiles on the podium, including earlier this month after winning the Vue...