Durango Tech News Today

In 1982, Durango Coffee Co. owner Carl Rand was just a seasonal chef working at Tamaron. Barely scraping by, Rand came up with the idea to start roasting coffee and selling to local restaurants. By Ma...

The acquisition of the company contracted to run the Bayfield and Marvel transfer stations in June left the two locations abruptly shuttered earlier this month – and likely to stay that way until at l...

The shutdown of Purple Cliffs in La Plata County illuminates a city and county’s struggle to adequately serve its homeless population.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado is back in town with boots on the ground to survey the state of homelessness in Durango. A small team of ACLU attorneys and staff visited the city this w...

The Hub – which is the therapeutic school program that melds mental health and educational resources for students in critical need – will be displaced at the end of this school year. Its leadership te...

For many, a model train is something that goes around a Christmas tree or an antique that sits in the garage. But for Durango based Soundtraxx and model train enthusiasts everywhere, it’s a way of lif...

A nonprofit is picking up the lead in finding a solution to sheltering Durango’s homeless community after the city’s four-year effort proved unsuccessful. Coordinating Council on Homelessness will pla...

Durango Police Department Tuesday 7:46 a.m. A report of illegal camping was made for someone sleeping in a gazebo in the 2600 block of Junction Street. 9:59 a.m. A report of illegal camping wa...

Homelessness is not new to Durango. It has existed in some form for decades. Growing up in Durango in the 1970s and 1980s, Ed Aber saw homelessness. It was less visible then, but people would still sl...

La Plata County and the city of Durango have outlined the next steps in their joint effort to establish a managed camp in Durango, agreeing to move ahead with the siting of the camp on land the county...