The Animas River flows at 3,440 cubic feet per second on Wednesday, staying below the newly built Animas River Trail pedestrian underpass at the Emerson-Parks Bridge (32nd Street Bridge). (Jerry…
data show more incidents during four-month period, but few can be linked to homelessness
Members to receive $873,000 in patronage savings
Federal government will open its wallet to address natural resource harms in Bonita Peak Mining District
Utilities manager says this will be a collaborative effort with community stakeholders
smoke expected as Bureau of Land Management burns larger area
10 agencies collaborate every year to make annual rides possible
Enhanced focus on safety, community impact planned for this year’s event
Durango-area residents register for the 2016 Iron Horse Bicycle Classic at Mountain Bike Specialists. Race organizers say slots remain open for this year’s ride from Durango to Silverton, a little…
will allow students and parents to see what local careers students can pursue
10 years at helm, Liane Jollon takes new job on Colorado’s Front Range
Farmington woman allegedly left scene of DUI stop, caused fatal collision
Statewide organization has 42 municipal and county government members
of Reclamation expects inflow to be more than double reservoir’s capacity
Life is out $1,500 after an employee was swindled into wiring money
of Health to act in advisory capacity through the end of 2023
Proposal to reappear before Planning Commission in June
reports outages across the region and says the problem may be resolved by Tuesday evening
Colorado’s tourism industry and businesses adaptability among reasons for expedited recovery
Company says sale was made to help implement company strategic plan
Retailer filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in April after facing about $5.2 billion of debt
years of planning, a controlled wildfire is just what the doctor ordered
Resolution would ‘clarify’ duties of new board, giving it ‘advisory’ powers
Durango man arrested after vehicle tires damaged by spike strips
than 400 graduates celebrate their successes at graduation attended by U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
The first Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad train to Silverton for the season makes its way through Durango on Saturday morning. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)Jerry McBride
Durango Sports Club trainer talks Durango gym market and her process
Emersyn Roberts, 5, left, Eleanor Dugan, 6, center, and Maggie Webb, 5, with Troop 27994 Girl Scout Daisies in Durango, count how many boxes of Girl Scout cookies they delivered…
However, scientists say there is no consensus on wolf recovery
Ballots were sent this week and should be arriving in mailboxes
