Judge Wants Ex-Teacher To Get Treatment For Drug Addiction
Bond is set at $20,000 for a former first grade teacher who has been in and out of jail and court for meth use.
Bond is set at $20,000 for a former first grade teacher who has been in and out of jail and court for meth use.
Grand Junction's Veterans Affairs Medical Center is top rated in the nation compared with more than 160 other centers.
A Liberty University executive says the Reverend Jerry Falwell has died.
A Denver Fire Department dive team is once again searching the Platte River for a 2-year-old swept away in a flash flood Monday. Firefighters say they're hoping for a miracle, but believe that the toddler who was in a stroller, may have died.
A teen accused of planning a deadly attack at a Colorado Springs high school has been charged with conspiracy to commit first-degree murder.
A fire in a Grand Junction home Tuesday night leaves residents without a place to stay. Grand Junction fire crews responded to the home at 928 White Avenue at about 10:30 and found heavy smoke.
Grand Junction's Police Department and communications center is growing in stride with a population surge and the needs for an upgraded facility are growing as well.
An afternoon accident sends two people to the hospital and closes a stretch of road for more than an hour.
Local victims of identify theft, forgery, check fraud and other financial crimes can now file complaints online and help police get the ball rolling on a thorough investigation.
Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for U.S. teens, and account for 36% of all deaths in this age group. Experts say their best defense is good drivers education.
A scholarship has been established in the name of a Fruita teacher who died while on a school field trip.
They put their lives on the line everyday, they are our men and women in uniform, and this month they are being honored.
The challenge was to walk the world in eight weeks, Mesa County residents answered the call and ended up walking the world twice.
A former first grade teacher is back behind bars after allegedly failing a drug test just two days after being released from jail.
The FBI has released a man suspected of causing the evacuation of an Amtrak passenger train passenger west of Denver Sunday night.
The Coast Guard says all passengers have been evacuated from the cruise ship Empress of the North, which ran aground off Alaska's coast this morning.
Starting Monday 39 cents will no longer be enough to send out letters.
A former Mesa County Deputy is honored one hundred and one years after his death.
A Drug Enforcement Administration agent from the Grand Valley is recognized Saturday in a national ceremony for his bravery in the line of duty.
Thousands of area high school students are expected to attend the Sober Grad Party Saturday at the Mesa Mall.
Dozens gathered Saturday at Eagle Rim Park on Orchard Mesa to honor the late James M. Robb. Those who knew him say he was a dedicated and determined worker.
A young teen who is not even old enough to drive alone got behind the wheel and rolled his truck.
The 19th annual Art and Jazz Festival kicked off Friday on Main Street in Downtown Grand Junction. Jazz bands and art exhibitors will be entertaining all weekend.
Indictments have been issued in the case a 15-year-old boy who died while taking part in a wilderness-based program have been turned over to prosecutors.
Classes at Aspen's elementary, middle school and high school are canceled today because of threatening graffiti found on a portable bathroom wall.
