Senator Josh Penry and Club 20 Executive Director Reeves Brown have criticized Governor Bill Ritter's lack of a western–slope cabinet member. Today speaking to Club 20 in Denver, he tried to defuse some of the anger.
A man known in his native country for deregulating the labor markets and the transportation industry is in town to speak at a luncheon hosted by the Mesa County Republicans.
An evacuation order for about a dozen homes on the east side of meeker was lifted mid Thursday morning by law enforcement officials. But with a high temperature of about 14 degrees Thursday residents aren't necessarily in the clear, and could still see some slight flooding.
Two horses are dead and another one is injured after a tractor-trailer hauling liquid petroleum gas hits them on Interstate 70 early Thursday morning.
Mesa State College is one step closer to securing state funding for a series of capital projects.
In an April election, voters will decide whether to allow the city to retain revenue under TABOR, to help pay off the Riverside Parkway Project.
Residents of a mobile home park on the banks of the White River in Meeker, Colorado have been asked to evacuate due to rising waters.
Illegal immigration is the topic of discussion during a Western Colorado tradition.
The Central Branch of the Mesa County Library is still without power and still trying to dry out after a water main broke last week blowing a transformer.
The Grand Junction Fire Department is called out to Mesa State College Wednesday to contain flooding in one of its new residence halls.
This weeks Grand Valley Power Student of the Week is a true leader.
A man facing first degree murder charges in the stabbing death of his ex–wife changes his plea in court Wednesday.
In recent weeks two sexually violent predators have come to call the Rescue Mission on South Avenue home. Tommy Lance Wilkerson who has since been arrested, and now Ernest Welton.
A sexually violent predator moves from Clifton to Grand Junction prompting the Mesa County's Sheriff's Office to cancel its community notification meeting, and the Grand Junction Police to schedule one.
A 6-year-old student was hit last week while walking home from Pear Park Elementary School, prompting a meeting with parents and school officials to discuss what can be done to protect children walking along a stretch of road that sees fairly heavy traffic.
It was a battle of the chefs Tuesday at Hotchkiss's k-8 school as sixth and seventh grade culinary students raced against the clock to cook up a tasty treat.
He's played in three Super Bowls and six Pro Bowls and on Tuesday former Bronco Karl Mecklenburg took time out of his busy schedule to speak to students at Hotchkiss's k–8 school.
Frozen water pipes lead to the shut down of a Fruita school Tuesday.
Although natural gas has been restored after an outage Monday, Xcel energy has gone to phase two of restoring services, relighting pilot lights.
They can be our best friends and closest companions, but in certain situations a friendly dog may snap.
Colorado State Patrol is looking for an Alabama man who led authorities on a high speed chase along Highway 50 Monday night.
The Grand Junction Commission on Arts and Culture is offering financial assistance for cultural events and projects in an effort to encourage new cultural activities of all kinds.
Colorado's new Secretary of State Mike Coffman says he wants to restore confidence in an office shaken by controversy due to slip–ups in last fall's elections.
In 2006 10,400 crimes were reported to the Grand Junction Police Department. Statistics show the number of violent crimes committed increased from 2005 while the property crime decreased.
The 6–year–old girl who was hit by a car last week while walking home from school has been released from the hospital.
