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Durango residents protest Flock ALPRs and Axon pivot (opens the original)
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‘This is not a cosmetic change,’ police department says Durango residents took to the streets Friday evening to oppose what they called the growing mass surveillance system that is automated license plate readers. They met at the 32nd Street pedestrian bridge, on North Main Avenue a few blocks from there, and the intersection of Florida Road and North College Drive. Durango Police Department’s use of Flock Safety cameras was front of mind for protesters, but so too was the department’s recent an
Public lands, wildlife management debated by Reiss, Stewart in Durango (opens the original)
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Challenger and incumbent for 59th District tackle various issues at forum Updated Thursday, Sep 24, 2026 5:35 PM MT Colorado House District 59 Rep. Katie Stewart, D-Durango, and her challenger Naomi Reiss, R-Durango, appeared polite with each other and passionate about the issues at a debate this week that spanned a broad range of topics important to Coloradans and the nation. The debate, hosted by the League of Women Voters of La Plata County at Fort Lewis College on Wednesday evening, had the
Former La Plata County manager resigned last week ‘in lieu of termination’ (opens the original)
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Additional request for records turns up very little Updated Thursday, Sep 17, 2026 5:20 PM MT Former La Plata County Manager Shawna Legarza’s resignation last week was submitted “in lieu of termination,” a records request filed by The Durango Herald revealed. The Herald requested Legarza’s notice of resignation last week and received a single email dated Sept. 9 from Legarza to Matt Salka, La Plata County Board of County Commissioners chair. “Please accept this email as my formal resignation in
Durango’s Kevin Camp wins 2026 Lake Nighthorse sprint (opens the original)
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Record 148 athletes compete in 6th annual triathlon; Megan Ravenscraft dominates Olympic race Durango’s Kevin Camp said his 11-year-old told him before the 2026 Lake Nighthorse Triathlon on Saturday that he should try to win. So Camp tried – and he won. Camp took first place in the individual sprint with an overall time of 1 hour, 18 minutes and 15.5 seconds. He was followed by Brandon Hilliard of Denver in second place and Melissa Ponwith of Bayfield in third. Camp achieved two out of three per
Durango residents decry Trump cuts to national monuments (opens the original)
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U.S. Rep. Jeff Hurd makes low-profile trip through Southwest Colorado Updated Saturday, Sep 12, 2026 3:26 PM MT Concerns about federal public lands policy drew protesters to the sidewalks along Camino del Rio outside the DoubleTree Hotel by Hilton in Durango on Friday where they demonstrated against the Trump administration and U.S. Rep. Jeff Hurd. Conservation advocates clutched protest signs and waved them at passing drivers, who sometimes honked in support. Some signs displayed messages advoc
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