The Animas River was hit with wastewater from the Gold King Mine in 2015, then this past summer, sludge and debris flowed into the river from the 416 Fire burn areas. Which was worst?

As the Durango City Council considers new amendments to curb camping by homeless residents on city property, the ACLU sends a second warning letter about the possible unconstitutionality of the changes.

La Plata County has applied for more than $4 million in Watershed Restoration Funding to repair flood damage from the 416 Fire.

After spending 10 years in temporary quarters that ranged from a commercial office complex to manufactureed buildings, Animas High School is ready to build a permanent campus.

With one of the best voter turnouts during a mid-term election in La Plata County history, this year's races demonstrated that every vote counts.