Chimney Rock designated an international dark sky park
Located in the southern edge of the San Juan Forest, it offers some of the darkest skies in the region
Located in the southern edge of the San Juan Forest, it offers some of the darkest skies in the region
Outcome could result in trial or plea deal
New grocery aims to address food access, affordability and local sourcing
Second acquisition in Durango by Olympus Property
Community commission to deliver findings in six months
Mountains could see several inches; dry, warm weather to follow
Couple who lived off-grid leave legacy of humanitarianism, community-building in La Plata County
Elections, court trials, fights for social justice and ambitious redevelopments to shape the year
Mancos arrest sparks protest outside Bodo field office
Paul Smith, 14, takes advantage of unseasonably warm weather Friday to fly fish on the Animas River near the Main Street Bridge. Paul has been fly fishing for about four…
Two children went without supervision during Gametime session
Don’t panic just yet, meteorologist says: Snowpack is doing OK
1% sales tax hike went into effect Jan. 1
Matt Brandt of Durango tosses his Christmas tree – or Hanukkah bush as his family calls it, because his mother is Catholic and his father is Jewish – on Thursday…
Federal agents stop vehicle, take individual into custody
Jim and Terry Fitzgerald lived off grid and were beloved in La Plata County
25 organizations to receive training, accessibility resources
Elderly couple became entrapped in their home when fire ignited
A lightning strike earlier this year temporarily fried a lift and lights in Durango
Rep. Boebert suggests president retaliated for Epstein vote: ‘This isn’t over’
Colorado has about 20 new laws taking effect on Jan. 1
From wildfires to torrential rains, local happenings to national politics: Here’s what defined community conversations
Outdoor, tourism sectors feel effects of mild season
Ignacio resident was a judo Olympian who combined artistic talent with his Native American ancestry
Julie Dreyfuss: ‘God bless the people who work there’
Up to $5 million will support remediation efforts; property owners must pay a percentage
Board calls accusations ‘unsubstantiated, damaging to center’s mission’
Ethics complaint centers on October retreat with lobbyists in Vail
Anne Rossignol recently resigned from Mercy Hospice House
People demand action, accountability from city