Five Durango residents, including two incumbents, have been approved to run in the April 1 City Council election. Deputy City Clerk Ben Florine said Charles “Chris” Elias, Kip Koso, Shirley Gonzales, ...

After gearing up for a big legislative fight on the Senate floor, state lawmakers postponed debate Friday on a proposed ban on the manufacture and sale of certain semiautomatic rifles, shotguns and ha...

A proposal making its way through the state legislature would let Coloradans place a voluntary freeze on gun sales to themselves. The measure, Senate Bill 34, would make Colorado the fifth state to se...

Now that President Donald Trump is putting together his Cabinet and top administrators, it has become quite clear where his priorities lie. Having campaigned on “rescuing the middle class,” Trump has ...

Dear Action Line: I’ve heard rumors that Purgatory will begin charging for parking next season. Is this true? – Concerned Skier Dear Concerned Skier, There’s nothing better than a skiing question...

Long outspoken about efforts to promote diversity on their campuses, Colorado colleges and universities are now confronting a wave of uncertainty and fear after a volley of executive orders in Preside...

Elevation Community Land Trust, the Denver-based nonprofit that helped Westside Mobile Park residents form a housing cooperative, is working on another affordable housing project in Durango. Durango C...

Jeff Hurd, you ended up choosing the wrong time to go to Washington. That is, it will be the wrong time if you end up supporting the unethical, vindictive, retributive and cruel actions that are being...

Almost 200 new parking spaces; 60 new trailer stalls; say goodbye to the nearly century-old manager’s house and the asbestos-ridden, sprinkler-less extension building; say hello to 34,500-square-foot ...