A town hall meeting last night laid out proposals for how Palisade should look and grow in the future.

After years of planning, protesting and compromising; the fate of Roan Plateau's natural gas supply was revealed today.

It's hard not to notice that traffic is increasing on I–70b, and it hasn't escaped the traffic engineers at the Colorado Department of Transportation either.

It's an opportunity to meet candidates and to learn more about issues that affect us all. Friday will start off Club 20's fall meetings. The two day agenda is jammed full with debates, meetings and educational sessions.

After a nearly three-hour public hearing Wednesday night, Grand Junction City Council members voted unanimously to pass an initiative that would place more stringent restrictions on company's looking to explore energy development within the Western Slope's watershed.

Fruita city council members last night approved controversial changes in the 20–year growth plan for the fast–growing city.

The Mesa County Sheriff's Office changed tactics in its search for a man missing and presumed drowned in the Gunnison River.

With the November election right around the corner, we're starting to see more advertisements addressing issues and candidates and one group is getting their message out through a billboard.

Nearly 24 hours after a Grand Junction man is lost on the waters of the Gunnison River, search teams have still found no signs of the victim.

A group of hunters using muzzleloading rifles say the Colorado Division of Wildlife should allow the use of riflescopes in muzzleloading season.

Republican candidate for lieutenant governor Janet Rowland is demanding an apology from her opponent after Democrat Barbara O'Brien calls some forms of cancer "the disease of the month".

The Labor Day holiday turns tragic for one Grand Valley family, as a man apparently drowns in the Gunnison River near the roller dam on Orchard Mesa.

Some bartenders are facing a different challenge other then keeping their customers happy and the drinks flowing. The Bud Light MS U.G.L.Y Bartender Challenge is underway.

Campers are pulling up stakes and heading home after what many people consider the "unofficial end of summer."

After going through a hotter summer than usual, National Weather Service meteorologists say it still too soon to predict what fall will bring.

Looking to further protect the Grand Valley's watershed from energy drilling, the Western Colorado Congress is asking the public to attend an important meeting later this week.

A memorial service for a fallen soldier in Montrose created quite a stir by an anti - war group and a patriotic group.

The Colorado Division of Wildlife held a check station near the Grand Mesa entrance Sunday. They stopped about 100 vehicles per hour as the agency tried to gather research information and to enforce fishing and hunting regulations.

Cars, trucks, and R-V's fill the roadways as people drive away from home and into the long weekend, but before your rev your engine, there are some key things you need to do.

The Grand Junction Fire Department was sent on a different assignment Saturday.

The Red Apple Fire burning five miles southwest of Rifle is expected to be 70% contained Saturday evening.

Local governments received a check from the State of Colorado for nearly five million dollars, royalty payments for minerals extracted from Mesa County lands.

Multiple agencies responded to scene of a massive wild fire burning western Garfield County. The Spruce Creek Fire is burning anywhere from 1500 to 1800 acres in an area between Rulison and Rifle.

Some disadvantaged companies took advantage of a town meeting Thursday evening in hopes of getting onto the road to success.

Many see the Labor Day weekend as that one last chance to pack the bags and head out of town, but this year, residents in the Grand Valley are opting to avoid the hustle and bustle.