Opening day at Powderhorn Ski Resort is finally here. Even though there was only about twenty two inches of snow and just fifty percent of the mountain was open, skiers and snowboarders say they're just happy to be riding.
Dean Van Gundy says his scrap metal recycling yard is still finding its' legs after moving to a new location to make way for the Riverside Parkway.
Wildlife officers converged on an oil and gas rig yesterday to arrest a Utah man on charges of poaching wildlife.
A Grand Junction man has been arrested after Police Officers are called to his house, allegedly after he was seen with a gun.
A Grand Valley couple is finally set to build a car wash on the Redlands, this after one final attempt to thwart the project is rejected.
A driver with several arrest warrants avoids a morning traffic stop, then leads police on a brief chase that ended with a two-car accident at a busy Grand Junction intersection.
There is a secret Santa somewhere in Fruita who is going to give the gift of wheels to 15 local kids...and a local bike shop is helping out.
The application deadline for holiday assistance for food and toys is fast approaching.
A man with a suspected medical condition crashes into an Orchard Mesa motel Wednesday afternoon.
Art imitates life for this week's Grand Valley Power Student of the Week.Plateau Valley Senior, Connor Jandreau is passionate about both wildlife and art. In his future he will combine the two. Connor plans to become a Wildlife Conservationist to paint a better safer world.
Students at Clifton Elementary are the only ones that showed significant academic growth in the recently released School Accountability Report. Teachers are chalking it up to dedication and the aid of new technology.
A community development plan is in motion concerning energy production on the Grand Mesa and the first of many meetings on them matter was held Tuesday in Palisade.
State Senator Ron Teck's resignation from office Monday creates a domino effect in the local legislative hierarchy.
Wayne Allard may or may not run for a third term as Senator, but Representative Bob Beauprez is hinting he may be interested in filling that vacancy if Allard holds to his vow to serve only two terms.
Mesa County School District 51 receives three different performance reports throughout the year, a federal, state and local evaluations and this year's results indicate a dramatic improvement in student performance.
For many decorating your home in Christmas lights is a holiday tradition, but what we find festive can be a serious hazard to wildlife.
On Monday Grand Valley Transit will add a new bus route and make some changes to existing ones and riders need to be aware.
In the next few weeks, a state board will decide whether to adopt new emissions standards for parts of Colorado and one group is asking Grand Junction City Council members to back a resolution asking for uniform standards.
A 26-year-old Grand Valley woman is formally sentenced for the death of a two-year-old in her care that happened in 2005.
Senator Ron Teck says he will leave the Senate early, citing an amendment that would prohibit contact with legislators as his reason.
Last week two teenagers took to the wheel; one ended up taking an elderly man's life, and the other injured a 14–year–old boy.
Below freezing temperatures have the homeless population looking for shelter now more than ever, and to accommodate all, the Grand Junction Community Homeless Shelter is getting creative.
Now that there's a permanent City Manager in place, the search for a new Grand Junction Fire Chief is back on.
Shopping for kids used to be so easy. You could buy them a tool set or dolls, but now its all about wireless, digital, and surround sound.
With Christmas less than a month away many people around the Grand Valley are picking out their Christmas Trees this weekend.
