Monday night on 11 News, we showed you video of police rushing a group of protesters after they had run into the middle of the street as Governor Sarah Palin's motorcade approached. Now officials say the group is under criminal investigation.
Any business owner will tell you it's hard to operate without any employees and with a growing concern of worker shortages in the Grand Valley some businesses are looking elsewhere for employees.
A Grand Junction club is giving away a "lion's share" of donations to help local non–profits.
There's more relief at the pump this week as gas prices continue to fall.
You saw it first on 11 News at ten on Monday, chaotic video of police rushing protestors who ran into traffic. Now police have released dashcam video.
The Grand Junction Police Department is looking for the protestors who ran in front of Sarah Palin's motorcade Monday evening, endangering themselves and officers.
Thousands of people descended upon Suplizio Field Monday night to hear Republican Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin speak. She spent the night discussing things like the economy, taxes, and even Joe the Plumber -- all to appeal to Western Slope voters and get them to carry Colorado for the Republican ticket.
They were not first in line, but three Colorado women waited all day to get into Suplizio Field to see Sarah Palin speak.
Protestors attempt to prevent Republican Vice President Sarah Palin's motorcade from getting to Suplizio Field by making a human barricade on 12th St.
Shorter than expected lines at early voting sites prove to be big plus for those choosing to vote Monday.
The seemingly never ending battle between Rum Bay and Mesa County may have just been concluded.
Stephanie Pino was expecting her great dane to give birth to about a dozen puppies, but instead she got 16.
The Mesa County Coroner's Office says Ashley Chapman of Grand Junction died in a crash that happened at D ½ and 30 Rd. around 6:00 p.m. Sunday.
With early voting starting Monday and Election Day just days away, it's crunch time for the local Republican and Democratic parties as they make their final pushes to turn out the vote.
The National Retail Federation estimates that consumers will spend nearly five billion dollars on Halloween this year, and despite economic woes that number is up more than a billion dollars from 2007.
Passerby’s may notice a few extra decorations around the Mesa County Libraries Central Branch; and they're not for Halloween, it's construction equipment.
Some people are going into Nick and Willy's Take and Bake Pizza for more than a pie; they're going to donate warmth.
It was tons of fun at Crossroads United Methodist Church Sunday afternoon for Pumpkin-fest.
Last month, the Grand Junction city council voted to re-zone land near the riverfront, owned by Brady Trucking, to industrial. Now, a group upset with the decision is fighting to overturn it.
The Western Colorado Drug Task Force is investigating a Whitewater home.
With a historically long ballot on the books for November many voters are feeling the pressure to read up on every issue and one of those referendums on the ballot wants to make it harder for issues to be placed on the ballot.
Home heating devices are the second leading cause of house fires and firefighters warn trying to cut costs on maintenance could back fire.
In Mesa County you can vote early at five different locations through Friday October 31st.
Alaskan Governor and Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin will be in Grand Junction on Monday October 20th. Click here for more information on how to attend.
The family of Flo Gallagher is preparing for her funeral this weekend and at the same time they are extending their thoughts and prayers to the other victim in the shooting.
