Five years after Twin Buttes received approval from Durango City Council, land sales in the development west of town could start this fall. The project has been dormant for the last 18 months and...

The future of the city’s Utilities Commission as a board is now secure, but work remains to clarify its mission. “We want to make sure the underlying issues are resolved,” Mayor Dean Brookie said....

More businesses can now shop for health insurance within the state’s small-business marketplace, and it is a step aimed at helping to boost enrollment in the group plans and control prices....

After a cancer diagnosis, a patient’s needs for physical, financial and emotional support often are greater than what local hospitals and clinics provide. After working long hours to help find help...

Townhomes could be built on the old Boker Lumber & Hardware site on College Drive after the Planning Commission on Monday approved a conceptional plan and new zoning for the site. The commissioners...

Water main breaks caused a muddy mess along north Main Avenue and forced city crews to shut off water to several businesses. A pipe in front of Days Inn broke and forced crews to shut off water to...

Affordable housing and money for a new airport terminal are among the issues that area residents will likely hear about often in 2016. County residents might be asked again to increase taxes to pay...

Durango City Council will meet with the three members of the city’s Utilities Commission on Tuesday to discuss if the advisory board should remain in place and, if so, what councilors expect from...

The city is going to take a hard look at the economic impact of arts and cultural nonprofits and invest in its public art collection in 2016. About 30 nonprofits in arts and culture will share how...