Investigators with the Sheriff’s Office in cooperation with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and the U.S. Marshals Service arrested Miriam Helmick for the murder of her husband, Alan Helmick on Monday.
Fall has just about come to an end which means the city's leaf pick up program is also wrapping up.
The Junior Service League of Grand Junction is asking local non–profits to apply for a grant.
A new local magazine is proving to be quite the success not only here in the Grand Valley but also across the country and the world.
A cut gas line leaves residents of three towns without any gas overnight.
An arrest affidavit released Monday goes into graphic detail on how a Grand Junction woman sexually assaulted children.
Around 90 floats entered the 25th Annual Parade of Lights. Many floats entered did not compete in the competition. The parade lasted two hours with thousands in attendance.
The Mesa County Sheriff's Office is investigating a stabbing that took place early Saturday morning.
Earlier this week, 11 News told you how Powderhorn is in need of some major snow in order to make its December 11 opening day. Now, with only 5 days to go, officials say it's not looking good and they have some decisions to make.
Hundreds of riders were in holiday cheer, enjoying the Salvation Army Toy Drive as they do every year.
Another weekend -- another rough morning for Mesa Mall and other local businesses, after an equipment failure left them without power for just more than a hour Saturday.
Grand Junction Police have opened a criminal investigation into two people found injured in seperate apartments on Bookcliff Avenue.
Developers say the slowing national economy has forced them to slow down on plans to bring a new arena to Mesa County.
The U.S. Department of the Interior passed new rules this week that will allow people with concealed weapons permits to bring guns into national parks and wildlife refuges -- including the Colorado National Monument.
Tighter rules and regulations on drilling have some oil and gas companies cutting back on their number of rigs.
The Colorado Supreme Court has refused to issue an immediate ruling on whether a school tax law is constitutional.
Check out the finest Christmas lights in the Valley!
The holidays are a big time for charitable giving, but it's also a prime time for illegal taking.
The recent death of a Grand Junction man is just one of seven investigated by the Mesa County Coroner in a seven day period.
Police say two 14-year-old students at Grand Junction High School are under arrest for calling in the bomb threat at Grand Junction High School on November 25th.
The Sheriff's Office says two recent arrests highlight a child porn problem in Mesa County. Two men have been booked in jail on Child Exploitation Charges. One is accused of sending nude photos to a teen on his cell phone, the other is behind bars for abusing a teenager for years and having thousands of images of child pornography.
DNA analysis takes time and resources; something CBI says it doesn't always have. There are many reasons the CBI has hundreds of cases with DNA waiting to be looked its labs. One reason is the recent move of the facility from Montrose to Grand Junction; the other is rushing certain cases because of court dates while leaving others on the back burner.
Insurance policies or renewals taking effect after the first of January will include a new coverage minimum for medical payments coverage. It will require insurance agents to include a $5,000 minimum medical payments coverage.
Nothing hampers a nice vacation like getting sick, and as the days grow older and colder, it's time to give your immune system a boost.
Tuesday's deadly train accident has some schools revisiting railroad safety.
