Christian Burney

The city’s most recent iteration of its multimodal transportation plan adopted in 2023 strives to make the city’s transportation network so safe that zero fatalities or serious injuries occur. But pre...

The city of Durango has a new municipal judge – one who says she will continue the specialty court program started by her predecessor.

Early survey results show support for improved existing services over new costs

A new eight-unit development for single-family homes called Eight on Metz is in the works for Metz Lane in northeast Durango.

Residents had a variety of reactions to new conceptual designs for the proposed Camino Crossing underpass at 12th Street and Camino del Rio that would connect the Animas River Trail with downtown Durango.

Disruptions caused by routine maintenance, capital projects and unforeseen mishaps are a fact of life for businesses in Durango – as in most municipalities. But businesses shouldn't have to bear the burden of adverse impacts without any recourse, City Councilor Kip Koso said.

Fines can rack up to $750, not considering if a blaze is started

Durango's Fourth of July carried many undertones on Saturday: The day marked the United States' 250th anniversary following Colorado's primary elections. Fires were raging across Southwest Colorado, many people were reeling from economic stress, and national politics remain deeply divisive.

Temperatures in Durango hovered just under 90 degrees around 4:30 p.m. when the city's annual Fourth of July parade on Main Avenue began, but that didn't dissuade thousands from turning out to watch and cheer.

The Four Corners Gem & Mineral Show returns to La Plata County Fairgrounds today for its 72nd weekend gathering, featuring vendors and artists who share a love for things of the earth. The show, h...