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- Health care reform bill passes house in historic vote
In a historic vote, the health care bill has passed.
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- Montrose residents raise money for officers' families
More than a hundred Montrose residents came out to show their support and raise money for a fallen officer's family and two others injured in a July shooting.
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- Affidavit spells out sex assault allegations against former cop
A recently released arrest affidavit spells out sex assault allegations against a former Grand Junction Police officer that took his own life last month.
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- Local family selling it all in hopes of making rent
For the first time in twenty-six years, unemployment rates have reached double digits. For one local woman, the job searching isn't going well and faced with eviction, she's doing something she never thought she'd have to do, just to get by.
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- Murder suspect turns self in to Denver Police
A man wanted for beating a Grand Junction man to death has been arrested. - GJ man injured in rig explosion remains in critical condition
A Grand Junction man injured in an oil rig accident is still in a burn unit at a Utah Hospital.
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- Fort Hood death toll rises
A military official says one more person has died after being injured during a shooting rampage at Fort Hood in Texas.
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- Fund set up for family of man beaten to death
A fund has been set up for the family of a man that was beaten to death on Tuesday outside a downtown bar.
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- 83-year-old man arrested for sex assault on a child
An 83–year–old man is behind bars, accused of sexually assaulting a young child years ago.
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- H1N1 vaccines available for pregnant women Friday
The Mesa County Health Department will be giving out H1N1 vaccines again Friday on a walk-in basis.
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- Judge: Helmick can wear makeup during trial
A judge has ruled that a woman accused of killing her husband can wear makeup and style her hair while on trial for the death.
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- Making “Music Together”
Parents are looking beyond schools when it comes to teaching their children music, and one local business is helping them find their rhythm.
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- Fallen pastor Ted Haggard to again lead worship
Ted Haggard, who was dismissed from the megachurch he founded after a man alleged a cash-for-sex relationship with him, plans to lead people in worship again.
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- Route through Delta about to change
Tuesday Delta voters approved an alternate route which will detour traffic away from Main street.
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- Montrose brings H1N1 vaccine clinics to schools
This week the Montrose County Health Department will start its school-based H1N1 immunization clinics.
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- Junction Bingo burglarized
Police are investigating a burglary at Junction Bingo located at 511 28 1/4 Road.
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- How's your car sense?
One way to save money in the long run on your car is to be really in tune to problems that could arise.
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- Lions Club crowns hometown hero
The Lions Club crowned one deserving recipient of this year's Hometown Hero award Tuesday.
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- It may be time to re-evaluate your health plan
Every year Open Enrollment comes around, giving employees the chance to make changes to their health care plans at work.
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- GJ barfight leaves man dead
Police say a man has been beaten to death outside a bar in downtown Grand Junction.
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- Despite lower budget, City hopes to increase project spending
Monday, city leaders discussed a $132 million proposal for the 2010 budget -- what officials call a significant decrease from 2009 due to dwindling revenues.
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- Still time to vote in November elections
Tuesday is the last day you can turn in your ballot for the November elections.
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- School Board candidates make final push to win votes
Just two days out from the deadline to turn in those November ballots, two school board candidates are making their final pushes to get your vote.
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- Sugar Shack, that's where it's at!
Old fashion candy favorites are making a comeback at a new candy shop in Grand Junction.
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- Economy impacts last minute Halloween shoppers
Trick-or-treaters of all ages rushed to find a costume in the last remaining hours before Halloween night, but this year's shopping wasn't the same.
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- Victim robbed at car wash, police looking for suspect
Police are looking for the man that robbed a person at Van’s 2 Car Wash located off Monument Road on the Redlands.
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- Haunted house benefits local thespians
Get scared for $10 this Halloween at the Frightmares Haunted House.
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- The Heat Is On Friday
Colorado State Patrol says there will be a random DUI checkpoint somewhere in Mesa County Friday, Oct. 30.
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- Have a slice, support Partners
Nick 'n' Willy's is donating $1 for every pizza sold to Partners of Mesa County this Saturday.
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- Fatigue may have caused fatal accident on I-70
Colorado State Patrol says driver fatigue may have led to a fatal accident on the Interstate Thursday night.
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- Mesa State says funding cuts leave college down, but not out
Mesa State College says it's losing another $4 million after state leaders announced new cuts to higher education this week to shore up the state's budget.
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- Pomona Elementary placed on lockdown for more than an hour, parents pleased with school, police response
Students of Pomona Elementary are home safe after reports of suspicious activity near the school put it on lockdown.
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- Carve out a good time this Halloween
No Halloween home is complete without a perfectly carved pumpkin… or, even, an imperfectly carved pumpkin.
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- Halloween flashlights melting in hands
A brand of Halloween flashlights are being recalled because they can overheat and melt.
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- Halloween Party for Mesa Developmental Services Thursday
There's a fun-filled Halloween party for people with developmental disabilities and their families Thursday at Whiskey River.
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- Weigh in on US 6 West/SH 139 Access Plan
This is your last chance to attend an open house regarding the US 6 West/SH 139 Access Plan.
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- "Gentle Thanksgiving" offers meatless option
The Vegetarian Society of Colorado invites everyone to join in their "Gentle Thanksgiving" potluck.
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- Governor Ritter announces $271 Million in new budget cuts
State leaders announced another $271 million worth of budget cuts as state revenues continue to dwindle in the down economy.
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- Road rage case against former Fruita cop, Mesa County deputy, dropped
A road rage case against a former Fruita Police officer and Mesa County Sheriff's Deputy has been dropped.
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- Snow cancels after school activities in Garfield County
Due to weather conditions Garfield Re-2 has canceled all after school activities for today, Wednesday, October 28th. - Palisade cop arrested for harassment
A Palisade Police officer is facing harassment charges after being arrested by the Mesa County Sheriff's Office.
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- Lucy Ricardo, Cruella DeVille, and Vampires Making Sure Kids Don't Go Hungry
A local real estate agency is taking to the streets in their Halloween costumes to help make sure Grand Valley children don't go hungry.
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- Need money for college? Click here
A not-for-profit wants to help Colorado students pay for college.
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- Home prices rising, GJ on track with national average
Home prices across the country rose for the seventh straight month in September.
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- Scam Alert: Reader's Digest isn't really sending you money
A phone scam warning for our viewers.
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- Don’t get tricked by treats: How to handle Halloween candy
It's official. If you're trying to watch what you eat, we have now entered the dreaded holiday season.
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- Snow causes power outage in Delta
The snow caused a power outage in Delta overnight.
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- Accident closes North Avenue overnight, causes power outage
A pickup truck hit a power pole on North Avenue, knocking out power for hundreds of residents overnight.
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- State: Federal Stimulus Plan has saved, created more than 10,000 jobs, but still a long way to go
State officials are say the impact the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act is having on Colorado is "encouraging."
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- Accident Alert canceled in Grand Junction
The Accident Alert in Grand Junction that was in effect overnight has been called off.
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