Depending on the coach, a loss is either a nightmare or a teaching tool. Mediocre or poor coaches dread losses, seeing how they threaten job security, especially when they start piling up. Good coache...

A forensic audit of Visit Durango, a destination management and sustainable tourism nonprofit, revealed overpaid tips; alcohol purchases; and unsigned, uncollected, incomplete and late tax and vendor ...

U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet introduced a bipartisan bill with U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, on Thursday that establishes tax credits for carbon dioxide removal projects. Carbon dioxide removal is t...

Casey Baird loves Christmas and the Yuletide spirit that comes with it. He has spent time decorating Mercy Hospital and a number of other Durango-area businesses while he was contracted by Durango flo...

Fifteen eighth grade students and some teachers from Cortez Middle School will present their poetry Dec. 10 at the Sunflower Theatre. Local poet Lisa C. Taylor might also read poetry, said English tea...

LAS VEGAS – Federal water officials made public on Wednesday what they called “necessary steps” for seven states and multiple tribes that use Colorado River water and hydropower to meet an August 2026...

For most of her races in 2024, Fort Lewis senior Michaela Thompson has been one of the least experienced riders in the field. But last weekend, Thompson showed off her experience at the 2024 Collegiat...

Mounting two theatrical productions in repertory is an exhilarating juggling act. For the past few weeks, Merely Players has been taking on the ambitious challenge of bringing together two plays to ru...

Durango City Council approved the sale of a prime piece of downtown real estate on Tuesday, but not before a third party with eyes on the property made its case for an open public bidding process. The...