Grand Junction Police surround the home of an Orchard Mesa Neighborhood this afternoon after responding to a report of shots fired.

Even though school has been in session for about a month and a half now, so far no school zones have been set up around the new Pear Park Elementary School.

A Grand Junction man was convicted late last night on a total of seven counts stemming from an incident back in January of 2005.

This week's Grand Valley Power Student of the week use to dread math like many students. That is until one teacher took the time to make things clear.

Charges against a man accused of shooting another man are officially dropped today by the Mesa County District Attorney.

Thanks in large part to the passing of Referendum C, Colorado's economy is stable and steadily improving, however, some are cautioning to think of the future.

One of two flu clinic locations have been canceled for this Friday following delays in shipping the vaccine.

Mesa Land Trust announces today an agreement with a Glade Park rancher that will place more than 1,800 acres of land under a conservation agreement.

Mesa County's proposed budget for 2007 is .7% less than last year's, and county officials are chalking it up to a completely new budgeting process.

A hit and run accident leads to one man being arrested while the other is sent to the hospital with serious injuries. The accident happened a little before noon Tuesday at the intersection of 30 and F Roads.

For a second time in less than two weeks, an inmate at the Mesa County Jail suffers self–inflicted injuries.

Thanks to electronic evidence, charges will most likely not be filed against a man accused of shooting an elderly Grand Junction resident.

Tuesday at 7pm is the deadline for registering to vote.

A groundbreaking today marks the beginning of construction on a much–anticipated parking structure in downtown Grand Junction.

A person armed with a gun robbed a local Grand Junction Saturday night.

Speed and alcohol may have contributed to a motorcycle crash that killed a man in Clifton Monday morning.

A semi truck - trailer carrying a concentrated dye, experiences technical problems - causing a big mess and a part of Interstate 70 to close.

A wedding can be one of the most stressful events to organize. But there was some help on Sunday for some Grand Junction couples planning for their big day.

According to the Colorado State Patrol a Ford F–150 pickup truck was heading westbound on Interstate 70 when the driver lost control and rolled twice into the median of the interstate.

The Cedaredge Town Park added on another year to a long standing tradition, as the 29th annual Apple Fest Celebration rolled on throughout the weekend.

The topic of the 2nd Amendment right to bear arms was the topic of a Saturday debate for political candidates in Grand Junction.

Over twelve thousand people came out to Main street today to dance, eat and drink, in spirit of the 25th annual Oktoberfest celebration

The trial for Daniel Roy Alexander went into its fifth day today. Alexander is accused of attempted murder stemming from an officer involved shooting back in 2005.

It's one of the most hotly–contested races on the Western Slope, but Republican Bob Caskey and Democrat Bernie Buescher kept their debate at the Redlands Rotary Club civil to a point.

A 15 year old male carried a semi –concealed weapon on two school campuses Thursday.