With President Bush recently laying out his budget for the coming year as well as a new direction in Iraq, Colorado Senator Ken Salazar says he's concerned and frustrated with both situations.
This week's Grand Valley Power Student of the Week planned on becoming a doctor, but one class changed it all.
There is no hiding behind a mask today as funds from the Grand Junction Rotary Club's first ever masquerade ball are distributed at the groups weekly luncheon.
Two bills authored by Senator Josh Penry were approved by the Colorado Senate Education Committee today.
Commuters using the Fifth Street bridge to get to town will find slower going starting next Monday.
A developer plans a state-of-the-art shopping mall in the 24 Road corridor, but local residents could force changes in the project.
Children of all ages in Fruita will soon have a new place to play as the city approves the site plan for a new park.
A man who escaped for a brief time from the Mesa County Jail last week had charges formally filed against him Tuesday.
With Grand Junction's 125th Anniversary coming up, the city is looking for some long-time familes to help add to the city's history.
A Clifton man is under arrest after allegedly sexually assaulting a woman inside of his home. 48–year–old Steven M. Littlepage was arrested Sunday, and is also accused of kidnapping that woman from a nearby convenience store.
She says she's not looking to impose her agenda on others or to be in control, instead Linda Romer–Todd just wants to be part of the conversation.
Grand Junction's organizational chart is undergoing a change, with city officials saying it's all in the interest of public service.
A states revolt against a law setting standards for driver's licenses and requires states to link their record systems to national databases is growing. One state Senator says Colorado might look at the issue too.
The City of Grand Junction is embarking on devising a long range community plan, which will include all areas.
A Democratic measure making it easier to set up all–union workplaces is headed to the Governor's desk, but it's not sure whether he will sign it.
There's plenty of revenue coming in from energy-related activity along the Western Slope and Mesa County's Board of Commissioners is looking to put that money to work.
How do you know what has taken place in a home that you plan to buy? Well, a new law that gives buyers the right to take action before moving in.
There are three seats up for grabs in this year's election for Grand Junction City Council. 11 News Colorado is profiling the five candidates running for office. 11 News's starts the series with council hopeful, Joseph Gardner.
Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff wants the state's highest court to determined whether problems with an ethics law passed last year can be addressed by the legislature.
Calling it a significant step in containing health care costs, Governor Bill Ritter today continued to make good on his campaign promise to provide affordable health care for Coloradans by signing his first bill into law.
A Pear Park home is badly damaged during a fire Sunday morning. The Clifton Fire Department responded to an electrical fire in the attic of the home in four hundred block of 30 1/4 Road.
Millions look forward to Super Bowl Sunday, as it's an evening full of football, food and parties. But the Superbowl isn't just for football enthusiasts.
Suspicions of providing alcohol to three runaway minors and having sexual contact with one lands a Fruita man in jail.
It is not your ordinary assignment for the Fruita Monument High School newspaper staff. Saturday, they took on the task of writing a 20 chapter novel.
For the green thumbs out there, The Landscapes West Garden Show and Conference at Two Rivers Convention Center is the place to be this weekend.
