Hundreds of people poured into Buckley Park on Saturday morning for Durango’s 2023 Earth Day Festival following a Procession of Species parade up Main Avenue. Live music, fresh food and a variety of v...

After a two-goal first half with a stronger six-goal output in the second, Bayfield’s Wolverines had little difficulty dealing short-handed 2A Lake County an 8-0 defeat Friday in nonleague action. Sop...

Leading off a last-gasp fifth inning, Ignacio’s Elliott Hendren broke up Bayfield’s no-hitter with a clean single into center field. The Bobcats, however, couldn’t bring him around as BHS preserved a ...

A heavy winter snowfall followed by an extended ski season has never left the slopes looking more inviting, curvaceous and dangerous. Which has nothing to do with snow conditions and everything to do ...

The conference room at Farmington Municipal Schools was filled with representatives from service agencies and concerned citizens on Friday, April 21, for the 100% San Juan Summit. Dominic Cappello, wh...

Durango City Council approved an increase to impact fees for Durango Fire Protection District on Tuesday that will contribute to the fire department’s capital improvement purchases such as new fire en...

Montezuma-Cortez Superintendent Tom Burris on Tuesday defended a Parent Teacher Organization’s decision to sell a handgun at a fundraiser later this month, saying the group was taking the right steps ...

Durango Police Department Thursday 8 a.m. A person sleeping close to the road in the 800 block of Roosa Avenue was arrested on a warrant. 10:44 a.m. A person near the intersection of East Coll...

After losing their first game to Grand Junction this spring 10-8, Annabel Carithers and her Durango High School lacrosse teammates were ready from the opening whistle in Thursday’s rematch at DHS. “Sh...