Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Photos: Meet Durango’s new social distancing officer

Community Emergency Relief Fund opens new round of funding

du1-i-syn A total of about $50,000 will be available for grants ranging from $1,500 to $5,000 to nonprofit organizations offering…

Colorado reaches 227 coronavirus deaths; Polis: ‘many more losses ahead’

prison inmate tests positive for virus

Former Durango reverend shares experience from inside Italy

country’s ‘glimmer of hope’ apply to U.S.?

Colorado lawmakers set date for return, hoping the worst will pass

Suspended session will resume May 18; budget writers will get started sooner

Navajo Nation orders 57-hour curfew to combat coronavirus spread

Reservation reports 426 cases and 17 deaths

Incumbents sweep Ignacio Town Board elections

Winners focused on budget, COVID-19

Widespread community testing for coronavirus to be available in Southwest Colorado

department announces private lab will offer public tests

10 easy steps to make your own face mask

Wearing a cloth covering can help those who are unknowingly carrying the virus from spreading it

Second round of COVID-19 testing delayed in San Miguel County

Company conducting lab tests swamped with work from New York

About 100 agencies participate in coronavirus response in Southwest Colorado

Information-sharing critical to coordinated effort

Bayfield, Ignacio voters brave the polls

Municipal elections went on in Colorado despite global pandemic

Southern Ute detainees could be housed in La Plata County Jail

Housing agreement provides support during pandemic response

Is Southwest Colorado prepared for a surge in coronavirus cases?

officials say peak cases expected around April 24

Is Southwest Colorado prepared for a surge in coronavirus cases?

officials say peak cases expected around April 24

Durango city council warns of potential trail closures

Citizens urged to respect ordinances or lose access

Albertsons, Safeway limit customer capacity

Groceries establish one-way aisles, will install Plexiglass barriers at checkouts

City of Durango begins budget cuts forced by coronavirus

Monthly lost sales tax revenue could average 29% through 2020

Durango lights community holiday tree to bring cheer

The holiday tree in Buckley Park was turned on Monday to provide some cheer during the coronavirus outbreak.Jerry McBride/Durango Herald…

Durango-area graduates face uncertain future during global pandemic

Prom, commencement and career prospects change

Is government response to health crisis causing irreversible damage to civil liberties?

American ideals clash with a killer virus

Colorado governor extends statewide stay-at-home order

Polis: ‘We all want a timeline. When will this nightmare be over’

New Mexico small businesses encouraged to apply for federal loans

shows impact of COVID pandemic on Farmington-area economy

Feeling COVID symptoms? Health department asks residents to self-report

Juan Basin Public Health also releases age demographics of positive cases