Search and rescue crews suspended the search for a Brigham Young University student who was last seen on Wednesday.

Over forty bikers and runners came out to Palisade for the Palisade Mountain BIke Race and Trail Run.

The event is one of the biggest fundraisers of the year for the Botanical Gardens.

Unseasonably high temperatures are blanketing the Grand Valley, and temperatures are supposed to increase before any relief is seen.

The first Saturday of June is National Trails Day. The day is designated to encourage people to get outside and on the trails. Here in Grand Junction, some local parks and trails celebrate national trail day with clean–up activities.

Its National Neighbor Works Week, and some Mesa County residents are helping out their fellow neighbors by building houses for lower income families.

The annual American Cancer Society's Relay For Life is in a couple of weeks, and teams are working hard to raise as much money as possible in the mean time.

The circus is in town, and the shriner's parade kicks off a week of fun.

Two people are in custody after a chase from Grand Junction east on Interstate 70 ends in a crash. The pursuit started after the driver of the car hit a Mesa County deputy.

A Montrose woman started today like any other, but an extra dollar in change bought her a winning lottery ticket.

Three prominent Senators hold hearings on oil shale in Grand Junction today. Local authorities vowed they will be ready for the oncoming boom despite some concerns about water and the influx of large numbers of workers to the Western Slope.

A new airline plans to offer low–fare non–stop flights from Grand Junction to Las Vegas by late July. With a genuine showgirl in tow Allegiant Air announced they plan to set up shop at Walker Field Airport.

Officials with the Glacier Ice Arena say they hope to open their doors to the public within the next three to four weeks. Thursday crews worked on flooding and freezing the rink.

Mesa County officials break ground today on the county's new Community Corrections and Methamphetamine Treatment Facility.

Members of local law enforcement join administrators from Mesa State College today to announce a new course of study that will put new peace officers on the streets of Mesa County.

In 2005 there were seven fatal accidents in Grand Junction, this year, in eight days, there were five fatal accidents in the city. The summer months are among the most dangerous for motorists.

Two members of the Mesa County Meth Task Force and Concerned Citizens of Mesa County noted that the families of meth addicts are affected too. The second session of a support group formed to give them the help they need starts soon.

Governor Bill Owens signed a tough new sexual predator bill that sponsor Josh Penry says will close loopholes in the current law.

A Grand Junction man faces more than ten criminal charges in connection with a fatal Memorial Day crash. On Monday 41–year–old Diana Lee Moreno lost her life and now the man being held responsible for her death is facing 14 charges.

Two Mesa County employees are isolated this afternoon after handling a suspicious envelope at the Mesa County Community Services building last week. Grand Junction's Haz–Mat team wasn't called out to investigate the envelope until Tuesday afternoon.

Dozens of kids and parents pack the Mesa County Library District's central branch in Grand Junction today as "Paws, Claws, Scales and Tales" kicks off the summer reading program.

Grand junction has been ranked one of the strongest economies in the country.

Citing a decision to maintain party unity, Republican candidate Tom Kenyon withdraws from the race for House District 54.

One person is dead and two others are seriously injured after a man driving a stolen vehicle broadsides a car in Grand Junction Monday afternoon.

Take A Stand held a demonstration in Delta Monday to protest illegal immigration.