Stable gas, airfare and hotel rates are motivating people this holiday season to pack their bags and take a trip.

Because the Holiday Blizzard delayed as much as 300,000 of mail through out Colorado and Wyoming, some United States Postal Service employee's are working over time.

Skiing at Powderhorn on Christmas Day is a tradition for many. And for others, it's a new experience.

Hundreds of planes, thousands of passengers leave Denver International Airport.

For the second time this month, the Grand Junction Police Department is investigating a case of a gun being brought onto the grounds of Grand Junction High School.

A bomb threat called into at a Clifton restaurant has police looking for suspects and answers.

An Orchard Mesa family is no doubt facing hardship on this Christmas after fire destroyed their home and claimed the life of a family pet.

Many people are out on Christmas Eve, taking advantage of the last opportunity to buy gifts for their loved ones.

A local church is celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ by holding a Christmas Eve service outside.

After weeks of intensive training, the Grand Junction Fire Department welcomed 19 men to its unit Saturday.

A group of jolly elves made the long trip to Grand Junction today to perform a random act of kindness for homeless children.

It's a sad fact, but many families in the grand valley wouldn't have a Christmas if it wasn't for the generosity of others.

It's proving to be a very merry Christmas for Hospice and Palliative Care of Western Colorado as the non–profit announces another big grant to the group.

A Grand Valley Service Club is trying to make this Christmas a special one for some elderly people in the Grand Valley.

For two years there was a flu vaccine shortage, then this year it arrived late. Now with flu season right around the corner, the Mesa County Health Department is finding many people still have not received their shots.

While hundreds of people were getting frustrated by commercial airline travel, others were coping with their own delays.

As a winter storm continues to pound the front range it's creating a snowball affect in the Grand Valley.

Many homeowners are familiar with the tradition of burning mortgage papers, so you can imagine how the City of Grand Junction feels now that a two-million-dollar mortgage is paid off.

Community Hospital announced Thursday that two top leadership positions have been permanently filled, and both are going to familiar faces at the hospital.

It's never easy losing a loved one, especially around the holidays and that's why the Mesa View Mortuary hosts a special service for those coping with holiday loss.

Inches are turning into feet as a major storm takes aim at the front range, and it's causing quite the snowball effect as more and more travelers are forced off course.

The crew from 95–ROCK is already ahead of the curve when it comes to gathering food for the Grand Junction Food Bank as "Homeless for the Holidays" begins again.

We've probably all talked on the phone or eaten food while driving, but one lawmaker wants drivers to pay if they get caught.

Today was one of his last days as County Commissioner for Tillie Bishop, but he and his wife Pat won't be packing for a vacation any time soon.

An Xcel energy spokesperson admits there is some confusion over natural gas rates, but they are in fact going down--at least for now.