Area DEA Agent Honored In Washington
A Drug Enforcement Administration agent from the Grand Valley is recognized Saturday in a national ceremony for his bravery in the line of duty.
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.
The head of a medical unit set up to guarantee better treatment for Iraq war wounds says he wants to make sure incidents that could cause brain damage or post-traumatic stress disorder are immediately recorded in soldiers' files.
Colorado Senator Ken Salazar wants to build a bipartisan group of lawmakers to push President Bush into adopting the Iraq study group's advice for ending the war.
A Mesa State graduate turned filmmaker is touring the country to share his new documentary called "American Meth".
One party that's sure to be a hit without alcohol or drugs is the ninth annual Sober Grad party at Mesa Mall.
High school graduation is right around the corner, and for many that means having parties to celebrate. But the Grand Junction Police Department wants to remind parents that serving alcohol to minors at graduation parties is illegal and carries serious consequences.
A business teacher at Grand Junction High School has been arrested and stands accused of assault and ethnic intimidation.
Acknowledging it will probably be a major campaign issue next year, Governor Ritter signed a school finance bill that includes a property tax provision that opponents say is illegal.
A Hollywood producer and director responsible for many Jim Carrey hits such as "Liar, Liar'' and “Bruce Almighty'' helped Telluride in its effort to buy a 570-acre parcel of land and preserve it as open space.
Colorado is on pace to log a 25 percent increase in foreclosures at year end. A state study found more than 9,200 housing foreclosure filings were submitted in the first quarter of 2007.
A grand jury indicted a former Enserco Energy Incorporated trader today in a scheme to report false natural gas trade data in Colorado and Canada to a publication widely used to set prices and settle trades.
Memorial service is held to honor fifty two year old Mike Williams, who was a science teacher at Fruita Monument High School.
For the second time in two weeks a piece of Art on the Corner is vandalized and now police are offering a reward.
Oil and gas field workers put in long and rigorous hours for days at a time, a combination that can make for a dangerous ride home.
Colorado motorists who experience pain at the pump every time they fill up now have even more of a reason to fume about fuel prices.
Judicial officials believe a lawyer who disappeared nearly two weeks ago took as much as one million dollars from his clients.
Two drug busts on Interstate 70 just days apart total more than 70 pounds of marijuana.
Special Olympians from all over School District 51 gathered at Stocker Stadium Tuesday morning for some friendly competition.
According to a real estate report released earlier this month, the average price of a home in Grand Junction rose nearly 17% to $187, 106 in the first quarter which ended March 31st, that's compared to the same time period last year.
