State legislators have tentatively approved a measure that would require all health insurance companies to pay for cervical cancer vaccinations for their patients after doctors testified the vaccine works.
The Mesa County District Attorney is appealing to the Colorado Supreme Court after being removed from the attempted murder trial of Sam Lincoln.
The Mesa County Sheriff's Office is sending out a warning tonight because a registered sexually violent predator has had a change of address.
Some are calling it the Y2K of 2007, as daylight savings time comes three weeks early this year.
Growth, land prices, park development and drilling on the watershed are just some of the many topics brought up at a City Council candidate Forum.
A Grand Junction lawmaker is fighting to stop felons on parole from being allowed to vote.
The Affordable Housing Vacancy Rate is sitting at 2.2% and with such a tight rental market finding a place to live can be difficult. But the community is taking steps to ease the problem.
For awhile, it looked like a miracle.
The body of a Pueblo soldier killed in Iraq is expected to arrive back in the United States sometime Thursday, just three days after a roadside bomb killed him in Iraq.
Criminal charges are possible for Castle Rock Middle School students who showed nude photos of classmates or forwarded them to other students via cell phones.
Utah is joining a growing list of states restricting demonstrations near funerals in response to nationwide protests at services for soldiers killed in Iraq.
A Boulder man is facing multiple charges including drunken driving and careless driving after allegedly stealing a street sweeper and taking it on a joy ride.
A Paonia man is dead after the car he was riding in plunged off a state highway and into the Black Canyon.
The U.S. mint says an unknown number of new George Washington dollar coins were mistakenly struck without edge inscriptions, including the words ``In God We Trust.''
Colorado is one of nine states from which personal census data including names, addresses and phone numbers have been obtained -- and mistakenly posted on a public internet site.
This week's Grand Valley Power Student of the Week is on the fast track to getting back to her roots.
For the past couple months citizens have been speaking out about the safety of students walking to and from Pear Park Elementary.
An elderly woman crashed her car into a drainage ditch Wednesday afternoon.
Tuesday afternoon, Grand Junction Sheriff Deputies responded to a call involving a possible domestic violence situation. When they arrived on the scene at 513 Jaylee, both the alleged suspect and victim locked themselves in their apartment and refused to come out.
It's been a roller coaster ride for gas prices over the past few months. Now, some people around the Grand Valley are taking measures to cut back on their usage.
A snowy and chilly winter delayed Highline Lake State Park from opening by one week, but despite ice still on the water it's now open to boating.
Police are taking new steps to ensure your safety and solve any problems that might arise in your neighborhood more efficiently.
Former White House aide Lewis Libby has been found guilty on most of the charges against him in the CIA leak Case.
A Grand Junction man could face up to 32 years in prison if convicted of stealing checks made out to his dead mother, forging her name, and cashing them.
A lawmaker wants to make John Denver's ``Rocky Mountain High'' Colorado's second state song, saying the current official song just isn't as memorable.
