Science Fair Winners Advance
After months of hard work and creativity, winners of the Western Colorado Science Fair were awarded.
After months of hard work and creativity, winners of the Western Colorado Science Fair were awarded.
Two Mesa County women were honored Saturday morning for their work in the social field.
The Ela Sanctuary on the Colorado River is getting a makeover this weekend as community corrections workers embark on a Tamarisk removal project.
Grand Junction played host to the second annual Energy Forum and Expo Friday, with thousands of people in attendance.
A man's planned trip out of Montrose ended with a trip to the Montrose County Jail on Wednesday night.
Area retailers try to keep popular tax filing software in supply.
With so many new people calling Mesa County home as of late the Grand Junction Housing Authority has started a new program to help many of them become homeowners.
Mesa State will soon be adding another program to its Business Administration Degree.
A recent economic growth report shows that Grand Junction has sustainable growth, even through hard times.
A lawsuit filed against Mesa County Valley School District 51 was dismissed by a federal judge.
The Club 20 winter meetings are underway and Thursday's session featured several distinguished guests and a topic that effects not just the Western Slope but Colorado as a whole--transportation.
Local artists choose paint colors and put the final touches on their creations Thursday as they finished the second class in a program that brings the art center and clients from Mesa Developmental Services together.
More than 100 people from different agencies around Mesa County came together to determine how they're doing for children and families in our area.
It was a competitive three days for those who participated in the Grand Junction Police Department's recruiting process.
A man was rushed to the hospital after a train ran over his foot. The man's foot could not be saved and according to authorities it was just a freak accident.
Grand Junction will re-bid the first phase of a major flood control project, this after several allegations arose about the original bidding process.
Oil shale exploration continues along the Western Slope and one major player talked with residents Wednesday on the progress.
This week's Grand Valley Power Student of the Week chose to follow in the footsteps of a teacher who made a lasting impression.
The winter months are typically slower for Mesa County Animal services but this year the shelter is inundated with animals. Staff at the shelter say February started off with a bang, and they are now running at capacity.
Mesa County Animal Services is dealing with two sick puppies. The puppies have Parvovirus and are being isolated and monitored closely so that it doesn't spread.
A Grand Junction lawmaker is sponsoring a bill that would make it child abuse to sell drugs in the presence of a child.
Cookies, doughnuts and bread thrown about. That was the scene after Patsy White came crashing through Holsum Bakery. Officials say White was trying to park at the bakery on Patterson Road. But instead of hitting the brake white stepped on the accelerator and that sent her through the storefront.
With years and years of exposure to loud noises, our hearing slowly starts to weaken.
School District 51 board members voted Tuesday to approve $1M in funds to help with new facilities at Mesa State College.
Hundreds packed the Montrose Pavilion tonight, all for the Montrose Economic Development Corporation's 50th anniversary celebration and to hear Governor Bill Ritter's take on development.
