6th Annual Outdoor Heritage Day
Riverbed Park hosted the 6th annual Outdoor Heritage Day, which promotes families spending more time outside.
Riverbed Park hosted the 6th annual Outdoor Heritage Day, which promotes families spending more time outside.
Supporters of immigration reform marched from Sherwood park to 12th Street and back to raise awareness for the issue.
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The Grand Junction Fire Department responded to a trailer fire on D road at 11 p.m. on Friday night and was quickly contained.
Officials are getting the Western Slope ready for wildfire season and say land owners need to be prepared as well.
Recently various dealerships on the Western Slope donated 15 vehicles that where high-polluters.
The event is called Strikes for Life, and is a fundraiser for a local group who will participate in Relay for Life this year.
The Grand Junction speech and debate team has set a school record sending six students to this years national tournament.
Quagga and Zebra mussels in Lake Powell worry Highline Lake officials that the infestation might spread.
Lawmakers are in talks to present a measure that will repeal amendment 64, which legalized marijuana in Colorado.
A new report accuses a Las Vegas psychiatric hospital of busing hundreds of mentally ill patients to cities across the country, including Grand Junction.
Owen Reak's family alleges Mesa County Dept. of Human services did not respond to them before and after Owen's death.
Many animals need a good home and some need a little extra tender, loving care.
A grassroots organization that has been demanding Rick Brainard's resignation reached out to local businesses for support, hoping members of the Grand Junction Area Chamber will push their weight around and influence the Chamber to take back Brainard's endorsement.
Authorities indicted thirty six criminal on charges ranging from racketeering to drug distribution in the biggest drug bust in Mesa County history.
Know More about a new deadly drug surfacing in Grand Valley schools, and how the sheriff's office is working to get information across to students.
To combat the disease, anyone ten years old and younger can get free Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis) vaccinations at public health offices in Rifle and Glenwood Springs.
Students can get some serious savings for the biggest country festival of the year.
Law enforcement take down what they call the most organized and sophisticated drug ring in their jurisdiction's history.
The cinnamon challenge is raising concerns among parents and doctors who fear that this could lead to serious health risks.
The City of Grand Junction is looking into purchasing a new machine that could help eliminate sediment out of bodies of water.
The public is invited to attend his presentation tonight at 7:00 p.m. at Faith Heights Church, 600 28 1/4 Road.
Recently elected city councilman Rick Brainard shares his side of what happened leading up to his arrest.
Today the Museum of Western Colorado hosted fourth and fifth graders who got a shot at constructing miniature airplanes made entirely of toothpicks, glue and paper.
The Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce recently conducted a survey asking members questions dealing with health insurance and outlook for the local economy
Talking to your teen is important when it comes to prescription drug abuse.
