It's said to be one of the largest train displays on the Western Slope, and it's going on now at the Museum of the West in Grand Junction.

Three youths are remanded to the Department of Youth Corrections after they broke into a church storage unit and used stolen paint to spray the church building.

An argument--allegedly over an ex-girlfriend--leads to one man trying to stab another.

Shoppers got an early start on the day to join the lines and crowds, racing through the mall, hunting for that perfect buy. So what did they find?

Can you image cooking up Thanksgiving dinner for over one thousand people? Well, volunteers at the Salvation Army did just that. There was turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, and all the fixings.

A 14–year–old juvenile remains in custody at the Department of Youth Corrections after he allegedly tried to start a fire at Grand Junction High School.

Colorado State Patrol troopers say it’s amazing that no-one was seriously injured when one tractor-trailer slams into another parked rig and a parked pickup truck on Interstate 70 Thanksgiving morning.

Law enforcement agencies, the Mesa County Meth Task Force and Department of Human Services all entered into a memorandum of understanding Wednesday, to better protect children who are caught in the middle of meth-related activities and arrests.

Underneath the Western Slope lies one of the largest reserves of natural gas and oil shale in the United States and despite concerns, drilling will continue.

The chefs at Western Colorado Community College were hard at work cooking turkeys for some of the students today.

A fire sweeps through a Clifton apartment complex Wednesday morning leaving 13 people homeless and causing 100–thousand dollars in damages.

This week's Grand Valley Power Student of the Week is a senior at Central High School, yet during her school day she rarely even steps foot in Central High.

On January 10th our local lawmakers will head to Denver, roll up their sleeves and go to work on securing a better future for Western Colorado.

The energy boom is back in Western Colorado, the proof is in the numerous rigs scattering Interstate 70 between Parachute and Silt.

For twenty years Bruce Gordon has been flying the west showing students first–hand the effects man has on the environment.

A Grand Valley resident says he is honored to be one of the members of a team advising governor–elect Bill Ritter on issues and potential cabinet members.

A man asks to use the telephone and bathroom of an Orchard Mesa resident today, then refuses to leave the house. More than two hours later the police talk the man from the home.

A woman is sent to the hospital after being hit by a car while trying to cross the street.

A woman is sent to the hospital after being hit by a car while trying to cross the street.

Because of one family's generosity many deserving students will be able to attend Mesa State College on a scholarship.

A man facing 36 charges in Mesa County including 10 counts of Attempted First Degree Murder of a Peace Officer was in court Tuesday morning.

Turkey, stuffing, pumpkin pie and fresh cranberries are just a few of the familiar favorites needed to make a Thanksgiving feast, and this year a family of 10 will only pay $1.32 more this year for those Thanksgiving fest items.

Big–Game hunting season ended Sunday in Coloardo, and so will the collection of deer, elk, and moose heads for chronic wasting disease testing.

More people in the Grand Valley are letting someone else do the driving as bus ridership continues to increase, and the Mesa County Board of Commissioners is trying to help that need.

Long lines and long lists of restrictions have some holiday travelers saying "all aboard" this Holiday Weekend.