Durango city officials

After years of public controversy about how to deal with homelessness in town, the city of Durango and La Plata County have hired a consulting firm to help officials and community members tackle...

It’s spring, and with the warm weather comes a realization of all the garbage, debris and waste that’s piled up over the winter months. But not to fear. The city of Durango is asking residents to...

The city of Durango is installing about 6,700 radio transmitters that relay water usage from individual homes, thereby eliminating the need for city workers to drive neighborhoods to collect the...

When it comes to keeping municipal sewer systems “regular” and free-flowing, something more powerful than Drano is needed. Meet the city’s “combination sewer cleaner” – a specialized truck equipped...

Lake Nighthorse visitors reeled in fish under both sunny and snowy skies opening weekend, showing a commitment to visiting the lake the city of Durango hopes to see all season. The city manages...

Great Outdoors Colorado dismissed an inquiry into whether the city of Durango threatened to use eminent domain against a property owner to extend the Animas River Trail. Jackie Miller, program...

The city of Durango is planning to announce a new marketing campaign in hopes of inspiring residents and tourists to embrace diversity and promote civility. It’s called the Civility First Durango...

Nothing is indestructible. Everything breaks. So what happens when crucial city equipment like snowplows and dump trucks fail? The answer is pretty simple: The city fixes them. But repairing and...

The city of Durango Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of amendments to the city’s sign code that would allow temporary signs, including sandwich boards, and banners for downtown...

A postcard-style mural featuring iconic symbols of Durango is expected to adorn the side of a marketing agency near north Main Avenue and 26th Street this spring. The mural, called...

The city of Durango never used the threat of condemnation while planning the northern extension of the Animas River Trail as alleged by a resident, Durango’s Parks and Recreation director told a...