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Know More about helping victims of Okla. tornado
Know more about how you can help those impacted by Monday's deadly tornado.
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Donors honored for giving life
200 blood donors were honored on Monday for donating a gallon or more to St. Mary's Blood Center.
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Sporadic spring weather increasing flood risks
The cold spring weather may be putting the grand valley at risk for floods this summer.
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CMU construction benefits Kannah Creek
Construction at Colorado Mesa University is helping Kannah Creek make up for low sales during summer.
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Water festival kicks off at CMU
Thousands of children gathered at Colorado Mesa University for the 20th Annual Children's Water Festival.
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County TABOR hearing today
Things got heated up this morning as the county weighed in on the Tax Payer Bill of Rights options and listened to what residents had to say at a public hearing.
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Sheriff Hilkey speaks out about gun control lawsuit
Sheriff Hilkey joined 54 of Colorado's 64 sheriffs in a lawsuit seeking to repeal recent gun control legislation.
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Woman sentenced for stealing Girl Scout money
Wysong appeared at the Mesa County Justice Center Monday for her sentencing.
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Man accused of pointing gun at step-son's head
A man is in police custody, accused of pointing a gun at his step-son.
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Planned power outage to affect 205 customers
Grand Valley Power plans to shut off power on May 21 as crews perform maintenance on the Fruita Substation.
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New projects that could affect your commute
Get ready for some new Public Works projects that could slow traffic in the weeks ahead.
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Police find homemade bomb near Colo. Springs park
Colorado Springs police say a homemade bomb made with commercial fireworks was found just blocks from a park and an elementary school.
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Coyote attacks two children at park
Wildlife officials are looking for a coyote they say attacked two small children at a Colorado Springs park.
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Montrose considers ban on marijuana sales
The Montrose City Council is scheduled to consider a permanent ban on the retail sale of marijuana in the city.
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JUCO to boost local hotel sales
Hotel bookings have declined in the first part of 2013, but that will soon change when the JUCO World Series comes to town.
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New business delivers groceries to your home
Store 2 Your Door is a new local business that delivers groceries and other purchases to your home.
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U.S. rig count unchanged at 1,769
Oilfield services company Baker Hughes Inc. says the number of rigs actively exploring for oil and natural gas in the U.S. remains unchanged this week, at 1,769.
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Sen. Udall seeks new national monument
U.S. Sen. Mark Udall is asking for the public's help in crafting legislation to create a national monument that would include 22,000 acres on both sides of the Arkansas River between Salida and Buena Vista in south-central Colorado.
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True Dollar Store robbed at gunpoint
Police are investigating after a robber makes off with an undisclosed amount of cash Saturday afternoon.
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Outdoor clinic encourages women to be active
The women only "Cast, Blast and Twang" event helped participants learn fishing and hunting skills.
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Biggest Powerball jackpot in history
One lucky person will win $600 million if their numbers match the winning Powerball combination.
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HITS Triathlon debuts in Grand Junction
The HITS Triathlon Series attracted hundreds of athletes in Grand Junction.
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Watch local baker compete on Cupcake Wars
A local baker took her cupcake craze all the way to Hollywood.
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Brainard pleads guilty to assault
Many gathered out front of the Mesa County Court House today in anticipation of a case that's stirred up a lot of controversy in the last month.
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Stylist spots melanoma on client
A local man says his stylist saved his life by pointing out an unusual spot on his head.
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