It’s that time of year: Downtown Durango art galleries fling open their doors for a community kickoff to the fall season with the annual Fall Gallery Walk. This year, the walk will be held starting at...

Ann Butler, 67, of Durango, recognized by her peers for her compassion, inquisitive nature and dedicated work on The Durango Herald’s Neighbors Column, died unexpectedly on Monday after contending wit...

CRAIG – Truth be told, Dillon Hoselton probably couldn’t wait for Moffat County’s next football game even more so than the imminent Sept. 9 battle at the Bulldog Proving Grounds. Because whereas MCHS’...

To be fair, even if her last serve in the fourth game of Tuesday’s match had landed in and yielded a point, Annie O’Donnell would have needed four more just like it in order to simply bring Pagosa Spr...

Team Jumbo-Visma focused on preserving its general classification lead during Stage 18 of the Vuelta a España on Thursday. In the end, Sepp Kuss of Durango managed to slightly extend his overall lead....

Ned Overend won the sprint and David Preston won the Olympic distance at the Lake Nighthorse triathlon on Saturday. The third-year event, now sanctioned by USA Triathlon, had 77 athletes compete and ...

Durango High School head golf coach Kirk Rawles compared his team’s performances on Tuesday and Wednesday to Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. The Demons struggled at their home tournament at the Dalton Ranch ...

Durango Police Department Thursday 12:26 a.m. A traffic stop in an alley between East Eighth Street and East Ninth Street resulted in an arrest. 12:37 a.m. A person in the 800 block of Camino ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers euthanized a 400-pound black bear in Telluride last weekend and found the animal had begun to starve because its digestive tract had become clogged with human tras...

What are a few of your favorite things? Forget raindrops on kittens or dashboards and mittens. I don’t remember how that old song goes, but I do know that Starbucks nailed it with pumpkin everything b...