More than two thousand five hundred people gathered last night in Vail for a tribute dedicated to former President Gerald R. Ford.

After two weeks of being backed up, mail that was delayed due to last week's blizzard on the Front Range is finally showing up in mailboxes.

From the first treat on Halloween all the way to the last drop of champagne on New Years, the pounds can really add up.

As the nation mourns the death of former President Gerald R. Ford, a Grand Junction man reflects on his 37 year friendship with the former Commander in Chief.

From the Riverside Parkway to the city taking over ambulance service, Grand Junction has undergone many changes in 2006.

The winter storm hitting the Front Range continues to create flight cancellations and delays at Walker Field

Party-goers need to keep a close eye on alcohol consumption this weekend, because local law enforcement will doing so as well.

Most Federal Offices will be closed Tuesday, January 2ND as part of a National Day of Mourning for the late President Gerald Ford.

As 2006 draws to a close county and city officials are reflecting on the impact they've made on the fight against meth.

For the second time in one week, Denver International Airport is canceling some flights as a precautionary measure because of winter storm, which also has created some effects on travel at Walker Field.

The recruitment process has re–opened to any new interested applicants

As his parents celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Thursday, Grand Junction House District 54 Representative Steve King was sworn in.

From a new bridge to a novel way of budgeting, Mesa County government saw many advances this year.

Being prepared for snow in the high country and adverse driving conditions is extremely important and in some cases can mean the difference between life and death.

Former Interior Secretary Gale Norton has a new job as legal adviser to a major oil company.

A Colorado company profiled in an NBC special on illegal immigration earlier this week has received hundreds of job applications--and its share of hate mail too.

You won't be finding Governor Bill Owens holding a "job wanted" sign on a Denver street corner anytime soon.

Skiers are happy now, but a Forecaster for the National Weather Service says it's farmers who may be dancing a jig this spring.

This Friday and Saturday, Grand Valley Transit will offer residents the chance to ride the bus and explore its' new routes absolutely free.

It's not something you see every day--a piece of wood embedded in a steel pole.

An elderly woman and her son were injured after losing control of their vehicle, hitting five other cars at a Clifton pharmacy.

Unemployment in Mesa County is low, a full percentage point lower than the state's 4.1 percent average, but despite the numbers some sectors are suffering.

The company planning to explore for natural gas in the watersheds of Palisade and Grand Junction says it will use environmentally–sound fluids in it's drilling.

Former President Gerald Ford died late Tuesday, he was 93.

A lawsuit filed by NBC Sports chairman Dick Ebersol against a charter firm could change how such companies operate in the future.