As a mix of winter and spring weather hit Durango, a mix of winter and spring sports hit the local sports schedule. The Durango girls basketball team has a huge home playoff game against Montrose on W...

The Herald’s editorial board would like to call readers’ attention to tomorrow’s “Protect My Public Media Day,” (visit protectmypublicmedia.org), a day our public media colleagues are working to put t...

Who feels safe right now? I don’t. I’m worried about my new business, kids, neighbors and country, and the Ukrainian people. This week, I wondered if others in SW Colorado also feel unsafe? I decided ...

I had planned on writing about potential water shortage issues this year and steps we can take to get through that. Or I was going to write about the Durango Police Department, the new challenges it f...

What happened in the Oval Office on Friday – the obviously planned ambush of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky by President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance – was something that had never...

Table to Farm Compost, a La Plata County business that picks up household food scraps and turns them into carbon-sequestering soil for local farmers, announced Monday that it would eliminate two full-...

We couldn’t talk about the threat to public media funding without also mentioning Rocky Mountain PBS and the important role it plays in southwest Colorado, through partnerships with so many of our bel...

The Skyhawks men’s basketball team had some struggles to end the regular season, going 3-4 in their last seven regular season games. But Fort Lewis College looks like it saved its best play for the R...

On Tuesday night at Montrose, the Durango boys basketball team didn’t have the magical comeback it had against Rampart in them. Despite the Demons being down nine after three quarters in both games, M...