Fast-moving storms pummeled parts of the Midwest with hail, strong wind and heavy rain, flooding streets and leading to stranded commuters who needed to be rescued Monday, ...

Federal law enforcement officials are evaluating how to proceed with a number of high-profile public events featuring ...

Obsessive. Addictive. Maybe even a little dangerous. Once Christina Landeryou starts, she can’t stop. The puzzle has to be ...

The city of Durango has requested a declaratory judgment from 6th Judicial District Court on whether an ordinance prohibiting ...

How much longer is the never-ending construction on East 32nd Street going to take? It seems like the project has been ...

Beavers play a pivotal role in Colorado ecosystems. They strengthen wetlands and streams, in turn creating conditions for trout and other wildlife to thrive. Colorado Trout Unlimited recognizes the ...

While we often discuss the opioid crisis in terms of overdose statistics and fentanyl “busts,” there is a quieter, more desperate crisis unfolding in our regional clinics, specifically in Farmington.

Reliable, affordable, clean energy isn’t just a utility issue – it’s the foundation of our local economy. Schools, hospitals, restaurants, contractors and industry all need reliable power at ...

While the leadership in this town pats itself on the back for “growth” and “tourism,” there is a shadow population growing in the early morning hours that is clearly being ignored. Go to the stores ...

Southwest Power Pool was supposed to provide LPEA with abundant renewable energy. LPEA contracted with Southwest Power Pool on April 1 to access a wide range of electric generation providers.

I was stunned to read “Lawn irrigation makes up 70% of the city’s water use” (Herald, April 11). Wait. What? Seventy percent? Durango has been in a megadrought for 25 years and we’re still using 70% ...

Earth Day was marked last week, on April 22 – a reminder that environmental stewardship isn’t a once-a-year exercise. It is, ...