As a frequent library visitor, I often pick up one of the student created bookmarks sponsored by the Friends of the Durango Public Library. The bookmarks feature a saying or quote and original artwork...

We can only sit back and watch in dumfounded, stunned silence as the Noem Nazi army eviscerates the lives of hardworking Americans on a daily basis. Being the point of the Stephen Miller MAGA spear, s...

Six people bundled in winter clothing sit around a table, eating sandwiches and sipping hot tea and coffee. Two men who just met play cards. Behind them, about a dozen cots are set up in various sta...

Seniors Krysten Neil and Larissa Espinosa placed second at their respective weights in leading the Ignacio Bobcats girls wrestling team to a fifth-place finish Saturday on the girls’ side of IHS’ Butc...

Back on the wrestling mat after letting his right elbow, injured before Christmas, heal about as much as deemed necessary, senior Lincoln deKay showed next to no lasting effects Saturday in going 4-0 ...

Here are some of the Snowdown events going on Wednesday and Thursday. For the complete schedule, visit snowdown.org. Wednesday, Jan. 28 Scavenger Hunt, noon-4 p.m., Durango American Legion, 878 E...

U.S. Rep. Jeff Hurd, who represents Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District, wants to be like water – whenever a challenge arises while working on legislation in Congress, Hurd said he tries to flow aro...

La Plata County lost about $8 million in federal funding tied to the 2025-26 fiscal year, with some impacts expected to extend beyond that, according to data from the Colorado Governor’s Office of Fed...

DENVER (AP) — With a blizzard bearing down on Empower Field at Mile High, coach Sean Payton went for the jugular instead of the points, short-circuiting the Denver Broncos' drive to Super Bowl 60. “Th...