Emotions ran high Wednesday during a Veterans Day assembly at Durango High School, where students honored men and women who served in the U.S. Armed Forces. Members of the student council emceed the ...

A new era of Durango Herald sports coverage is already off and running this fall. The Herald brought in some new blood by welcoming Bryce Kelly, who came from the other side of the country to launch h...

Lanae Billy lets her game do the talking for her. Off the court, she is polite, quiet and very humble when talking about herself. On the court, she’s an assassin from beyond the 3-point arc. “She is ...

Durango Police Department Wednesday 7:27 a.m. A fawn was hit by a vehicle and lay in the road near College Drive and Camino del Rio. 12:52 p.m. A vehicle sideswiped another vehicle near College Drive ...

Durango company Timber Age Systems received an Innovative Housing Incentive Program grant of up to $680,000 for the construction of 60 housing units. The company utilizes ponderosa pine wood to create...

If there’s one thing the owners of The Subterrain don’t want visitors to be, it’s bored. The art installation/event space/bar/hangout behind Durango Winery recently opened, and, according to its owner...

The class 3A state championship bracket for football has finally been unveiled, with the Durango Demons getting a home game against Mead in the first round. After going 8-1 in the regular season, the...

Cupcakes and cameras were out as friends and family gathered at Durango High School to see Emery Miller and Carter Neiman both sign their National Letters of Intent on National Signing Day to play col...

Colorado will fall short of its 2030 carbon dioxide reduction goals by nearly 12 million tons a year unless speed up policy changes with new efforts like expanded free transit fares, “clean mile” mini...