Second homes prove tricky issue for Durango officials
City’s 12% vacancy rate lower than mountain resort towns, but housing concerns persist
City’s 12% vacancy rate lower than mountain resort towns, but housing concerns persist
City still negotiating connection to Three Springs
Paid membership gets access to eco-friendly buying, selling, donations in Four Corners
Legislation created, in part, in response to La Plata County Jail commander case
Lower speeds can reduce fuel costs, avoid costly tickets
The early morning sun lights up the La Plata Mountains on Thursday after fresh snowfall from a recent storm. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Diana Crawford paints an Easter mural on the windows of Firestone of Durango on Thursday on north Main Avenue. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
(Durango Herald file) Road Runner Transit will temporarily reduce service because of a drop in local nonfederal funding, according to a March 26 news release. County Dial-A-Ride (reserve a ride)…
Co-op cites lower costs, emissions and greater energy independence
Organization aims to keep land in pristine condition for the benefit of wildlife
William Frownfelter, 31, was driving a Subaru Outback near Bondad Hill when he failed to negotiate a curve
‘I was the sole breadwinner,’ staff member says
Sheriff says more community addiction resources needed to curb incidents
Prescribed burn east of Bayfield will act as a backstop to future wildfires
KSUT in Ignacio and other Colorado stations among plaintiffs in First Amendment case
High pressure breaks down as weather system brings cooler temperatures and precipitation
Video of close-call stunt goes viral; resort reminds patrons to follow safety etiquette
Former federal litigator says battle is between powerful and powerless
Owners hint at ‘something new and exciting’ in coming weeks
The 74-page class action complaint argues that the dominant resort operators’ $350 single-day lift tickets and $1,000 season passes are overpriced schemes that hurt skiers and independent resorts
Law enforcement warns of scheme involving crypto payments
Longtime volunteer teams up with neighborhood children to collect waste
‘I am honored,’ candidate says
Virtual reality travel, repair cafes and free services draw community interest
Estimated 3,200 protesters march down Main Avenue
Development will bring 29 affordable units to former Animas High School site
Outfitters say plenty of families enjoy low water levels
Panel highlights strategies to sustain rivers and outdoor tourism during drought
Industry leaders to discuss policy, oil and gas, and emerging energy sectors
Jeff Seebach rows through the Durango Whitewater Park with Amber Best in front and Truett Seebach, 8, in the back on Friday with the Animas River flowing at 1,000 cubic…