Colorado Proposition 135 would prohibit healthcare professionals from providing people age 18 and younger with medical surgery to alter biological sex characteristics, as well as prohibit the use of state or federal funds, Medicaid reimbursements or insurance coverage to pay...

One resident says objects were thrown 300 feet in the air

Jeffrey Hughes appointed interim county manager

With cool down comes respiratory illness and animal behavior changes

Trish Harrison, left, of Bayfield, and Tami Joslin of Durango finish hole 18 Tuesday at Hillcrest Golf Club in Durango. They played nearly the entire round under rainy skies. The pink flags are in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month....

Ohio resident suddenly became unresponsive, officials say

Nonprofit will serve Dolores, San Juan, Montezuma, Archuleta and La Plata County students

Smiley Building owner is suing over ballot language compliance

Urban Renewal Authority is studying a potential redevelopment

City staff members present two price estimates

Ballot measure aims to prohibit approval of off-cycle maps drawn to favor one political party

Concept comes to life after many years of faculty and student work

City of Durango Monday, Oct. 12 Durango Renewal Partnership, 2 p.m., virtual meeting on Microsoft Teams. Buckley Park Master Plan Update, 4 p.m., Durango Public Library, 1900 East Third Ave. Tuesday, Oct. 13 Business Improvement District, 8:30 a.m., BID office,...

Construction process could begin as early as mid-October

130 vendors lined Main Avenue on Saturday

A warm spring ‘tricked’ fruit trees into blossoming early, The Good Food Collective director says

Proposition 132 asks voters to approve a change in Colorado’s drug laws that would implement harsher fentanyl possession, distribution and treatment laws. The final text of the ballot initiative includes multiple changes to current state fentanyl laws: Possession of more...

Residents dismayed at persistent alleged illicit activity near Park Elementary

Rogers reflects on key accomplishments and challenges in county government

Colorado Amendment 82 asks voters to approve an addition to the Colorado Constitution that would enshrine the consumer’s right to purchase natural gas for cooking or heating and the right of distributors to sell natural gas. Because the measure would...

Six new townhomes will add diversity to DSD’s portfolio

Pilot tests will pave the way for safer streets

Colorado Amendment 83 asks voters to approve a change to the state constitution that would enshrine the constitutional right to hunt, fish and harvest fish and wildlife through traditional methods. If passed, the amendment would establish hunting and fishing as...

Amendment 85 tackles “plain language ballot questions.” The initiative would amend the Colorado Constitution, requiring state and local ballot questions to be written in plain language – at no more than an eighth-grade reading level. The amendment would prohibit more...

Amendment 84, or Ballot Initiative 362, would require a signature and a form of identification to be listed on the outside of a mail ballot for any state or federal election. In addition to the already required signature on a...

Volunteers portraying injured passengers triaged, some taken to Mercy Hospital

Organizers encourage participants to dress up as fictional characters – not real evil people

Colorado Amendment 87 asks voters to change the state’s flat income tax to a graduated income tax, leading to higher income taxes for wealthy businesses and individuals, and slightly lower ones for individuals making less than $100,000 a year. The...

DHS Green Team hosts event annually

Colorado governor visits tribe two years later