Early voting started Saturday for the August 8th Primary Election. Registered voters can cast an early ballot at Mesa Mall near the J.C. Penny from 8 am to 7pm through Friday, August 4th.

Community Hospital in Grand Junction is expanding. They bought 40 acres of land to build a new hospital.

Telluride artist Richard Arnold is completing three bronze statues of a mother and father greeting their son returning from the Viet Nam War. The work will be placed at the Viet Nam War Memorial in Fruita in November.

Community members weigh in on the first degree murder charge a 17–year–old is facing for allegedly killing her newborn daughter.

Members of the Crossroads United Methodist Church got the opportunity of a lifetime to take a trip to poverty stricken Kenya.

The Mesa County Fair has been an annual event for the past 119 years. The fair is put on not only to provide a good time for county residents, but it also can be an educational opportunity.

The 17–year–old accused of killing her newborn baby makes her first court appearance Thursday morning. Cheyenne Corbett was advised of her rights, but the defense also wanted to discuss Corbett's bond which is set at $100,000.00.

At least 20 small fires broke out in the aftermath of thunderstorms that passed through Mesa County Wednesday afternoon and evening.

A cooperative program between the Bureau of Land Management and the Insectory in Palisade passes a major hurdle.

It's hard not to notice the heavy construction along the 24 Rd. corridor and it's a sight that means Grand Junction is about to see a jump in retail chain stores opening up, but will this lead to an increase in sales tax revenue for the city?

Lightning strikes kept both wildland and structure fire crews busy throughout the afternoon in Mesa County.

A teenage girl is facing murder charges for allegedly killing her newborn baby. The tragedy is that there are local programs that can help teens deal with this very issue.

A teenager is facing charges after a newborn baby girl is found dead.

A Grand Junction neighborhood is shaken today as a home explodes and burns.

Despite its controversial nature, Delta's city manager was dismissed by city council members Tuesday, citing lack of qualifications.

A newly imposed fee has visitors to the Grand Mesa Lakes Area digging a little deeper into their pockets to enjoy improvements in the area. Some people are upset over the fee while others are willing to pay the price.

Political waves erupt in Delta, as newly elected city council members are suddenly asking for the city manager to resign

People are stuffing the bus at the Mesa Mall to make sure students in need are not being left behind.

Two Grand Valley residents have been arrested for allegedly making counterfeit bills.

The addition of three new schools to the Mesa County Valley School District 51 means it's time to hire more bus drivers.

Goodwill Industries got some good news Monday. The Mesa County Commissioners approved an 11 million dollar bond measure that will help fund the construction of a new retail store in Grand Junction.

Is you're closet stuffed to the brim with clothes you never wear? Here's your chance to clean it out and help people in need. The City's Employees' Association is gearing up for its 15th Annual Clothing Give Away.

Grand Junction's reform Jewish synagogue held a special sabbath service. The purpose was to discuss the crisis between Israel and Lebanon and raise money for humanitarian issues.

The Colorado State Patrol has released the identity of a Delta County man who was killed in a one–car crash along Highway 50 in Mesa County Sunday.

Ralph Hancock was involved in a fire at his home in Grand Junction two weeks ago and was badly burned. He died Saturday night from his injuries.