A coalition of advocates who represent families struggling to make ends meet met up in Grand Junction Thursday evening as part of a state wide listening tour.

The City of Grand Junction announced Thursday that the search for a new Fire Chief has been compromised and as a result is suspended pending further review.

The trial for a man accused of attempted murder entered it's fourth day today. Daniel Roy Alexander is suspected of pulling a rifle on a police officer back in January of 2005.

A representative of the governor has an understanding ear as he hears about a variety of concerns from local small businesses today at a town hall in Grand Junction.

The Mesa County Health Department announces the 2006 flu clinic schedule today, and there will be a chance for anyone in Mesa County to receive a shot.

An afternoon accident Wednesday involving a transformer in downtown Grand Junction caused electrical outages and evacuations.

Energy was the debate topic in Rifle Wednesday for Congressman Bob Beauprez and Bill Ritter who are both hoping to become Colorado's 41st governor.

Today was day three of a seven day trail for a man accused of attempted murder. Daniel Roy Alexander is accused of shooting at a police officer back in January of 2005.

Firefighters respond to a blaze at the abandoned Grand Valley By–Products plant for the second time in less than eight months, and once again the cause is thought to be arson.

It's National Emergency Preparedness Month in Mesa County, and Commissioner Craig Meis today takes the media on a shopping trip to see what's needed for emergencies.

More students than anticipated means a larger budget for Mesa County School District 51.

Candidates looking to represent the Western Slope in Denver gathered Tuesday in Grand Junction to discuss matters important to voters.

An override of Grand Junction's TABOR restrictions could be on a ballot next April if the city council approves the idea. But not everyone approves of the idea.

A Grand Junction man on trial for supposedly shooting at a police officer in 2005 entered its second day on Tuesday.

It's not marriage, it's basic legal rights. That's what supporters of Referendum I' say they want voters to know.

With the population growing and energy exploration booming in Western Colorado, property values are on the rise. Two candidates for Mesa County Assessor who want to be in charge of overseeing these properties.

Grand Junction City Council Members continued discussions Monday concerning a possible 2007 ballot question that surrounds TABOR and a potential override.

Gasoline prices continue to plummet in the Grand Valley, in some cases to the lowest in more than a year.

A 21-year-old Grand Junction man is sentenced Monday to more than 30 years in community corrections after going on a month long crime spree in July of 2005.

A psychologist at Mesa State College says there are no easy answers to why an adult would walk into a school and kill children, as has happened in Colorado and Pennsylvania recently.

The 3rd Annual Walk To D' Feet ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease, was held out at Stocker Stadium.

Authorities say that a Victory motorcycle was traveling east on the I-70 business loop toward the 30 road intersection, when a Chevy Blazer made a left turn into the intersection with a green light.

Today marks the three month milestone of the Colorado Clean Indoor Act, but how is the ban effecting way of life and businesses here in the grand valley?

An inmate at the Mesa County Jail was transported to the hospital this morning after what authorities are calling a deliberate leap off a second tier balcony.

Just about everyone has dreamt of flying through the air and for some that dream came true this week. Hundreds got their chance to fly at Moab's third annual skydiving festival.