The devastation wrought by the 416 Fire, which torched about 54,000 acres of forest north of Durango in 2018, and the damage inflicted by the rains that caused floodwaters and mudslides to flow from t...

Concessions at Durango-La Plata County Airport will look different over the next two years as Tailwind Hospitality Inc. won a bidding war to take over food and beverage operations. The company, which ...

An unsolved homicide became the subject of a sentencing hearing Tuesday in District Judge Daylene Marsh’s courtroom. Defense Attorney Tyson Quail named the man he believes to be responsible in the Mar...

Finding quality, certified police officers has proved difficult for departments across the country in recent years, Durango Police Department being no exception. But a police service technician progra...

Saturday, June 24 The Whistles Whine, 2-3 p.m., Montezuma Heritage Museum, 35 S. Chestnut. Donations are encouraged. Joanne Smith will describe living in the Rico train depot in the late 1940s. Cortez...

Cortez’s Celtic Fair, billed as “the fastest-growing Celtic festival in the Southwest,” will take place Saturday, June 24 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Parque de Vida. The festival will include a Highland ...

On June 13 around 10:15 p.m., officers arrived on the scene of a rollover crash on the 1500 block of South Broadway. The driver, who was later identified as Krysteen Williams, had overcorrected her Si...

Fort Lewis College’s undergraduate teaching program was recognized last week as one of the best in the nation in preparing future elementary school teachers to teach children to read. The program rece...

A bipartisan group of U.S. House members reintroduced a bill to protect DREAMERS on the 11th anniversary of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals – or DACA – program. There are more than 13,000 DACA ...