Photos: Paving the way to higher education
Leandro Yazzie, with Four Corners Materials, operates the paving machine as co-worker Lloyd James operates the screed laying down 3 inches of compact asphalt on Tuesday while paving North College…
Leandro Yazzie, with Four Corners Materials, operates the paving machine as co-worker Lloyd James operates the screed laying down 3 inches of compact asphalt on Tuesday while paving North College…
Three school campuses implement security protocols this month
Phil Weiser says he’s a fighter, and that’s what state needs
Staff identified eight locations around town
Rural students leading way in district’s food recycling program
Health officials urge caution, but say don’t be scared to administer aid to overdose victims
Deputy chief fundraising and engagement officer to take over as interim VP
Residents say higher wages reduce stress, improve quality of life
Despite shrinking budget, staff members say employees have ensured department’s success
Children’s Hospital Colorado hosts two-day conference for youth care professionals at Fort Lewis College
Coach says greatest joy is introducing kids to skiing and watching them grow
Montezuma County faces three tornado warnings as storm hits near state line
Sean Cook, lead deli cook at Durango Natural Foods Co-op, sets up for the co-op’s Harvest Festival and shows the pumpkin-chocolate chip cookies that will be served during the festival’s…
Questions range from rural housing policy to economic development
La Plata County cites rise in vandalism, theft, loitering and other issues
Red maple leaves on a green lawn are a good indication that fall is quickly approaching Thursday in Durango. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)cca Leaves on a vine begin to change colors…
Drought, wildfires threaten watersheds across Colorado
Crash occurred Aug. 5 on north side of summit
Shop owner says store is not an adult entertainment shop
A monsoon downpour moves through Durango on Thursday bringing much-needed moisture to the area. A flash-flood watch is in effect through Friday. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)cca A monsoon downpour moves through…
First responders come together to support one another
Offer made to sole finalist before talks ended without agreement
All eligible voters can cast ballots in each director district
Outdoor facilities and scheduled events will not be affected; closures to remain in effect until November
City board to weigh proposal for 2026 parks projects
Survey helps officials better understand sustainable transportation, improve safety and efficiency
Forest Service plans to conduct three prescribed fires that could begin this month
Regional dental program suspended; grant funding could be the solution
Shannon Jones, 48, found unconscious near north City Market
City of Durango official reminds recreators to be mindful of all users, especially horseback riders