Brett and Diana Davis are no strangers to getting deep in the backcountry for weeks at a time, just to see what is there. Most of their adventures revolve around pedaling through a remote wilderness ...

Colorado is again left protecting constitutional rights where the federal government will not. This week, a federal judge ruled that Immigration and Customs Enforcement engaged in unlawful arrest prac...

During its Nov. 11 meeting, the Bayfield School Board voted to deny a proposed proclamation recognizing the 50th anniversary of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. The proclamation, part ...

After some Durango residents harassed and hindered U.S. immigration agents, chained the gate of the facility and according to some witnesses physically provoked those ICE agents, the Durango City Coun...

My wife is from England. She had many concerns about coming to the United States, including police officers shooting unarmed citizens and widespread racism. My response? Those concerns are real in par...

In an otherwise good article regarding ADUs in Durango (Herald, Nov. 23), I was misquoted regarding solar. I am 100% in favor of solar anywhere it’s feasible. Design considerations for new ADUs should...

On the campaign trail, President Donald Trump indicated he would release Jeffrey Epstein’s “client list,” a promise to pull back the curtain on what many Americans perceive to be a shadowy cover-up. I...

Every time Durangoans drive, our movements are recorded by Durango’s 21 “Flock” cameras. Durango shares record access with 603 law enforcement agencies nationwide; 60 of these agencies have “287(g)” p...

I am writing this letter to try to change the Durango Community Recreation Center’s diving board rules. It’s frustrating that every time I want to use the diving board, I never know if it’s open. I r...