With pomp and circumstance the 29 Road Bridge is opened today, fullfilling a promise made decades ago to create a new link between Orchard Mesa and Grand Junction.

The theater scene in Grand Junction is changing. Two companies are on the way out while another two are just getting started.

Following a special session where illegal immigration was at the forefront. The two republican candidates for State Senate met to debate everything from school vouchers to transportation.

People in Grand Junction had their chance to sound off on the hot topic of illegal immigration.

With the help of State Senator Ron Teck, girls and some of the moms in attendance at a Grand Junction soccer camp are learning about the choices and consequences of underage drinking.

Former republican U.S. Sentate candidate and beer mogul Pete Coors was arrested for drunk driving.

A Grand Junction woman wanted to take a quick vacation to relax and catch up on her work. But along the way she crashed, destroying her truck and new camper trailer.

Sample-takers in Mesa County have found two locations in which mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus have been found.

It hasn't opened yet, however, a new park dedicated to soccer in Grand Junction has teams and organizations already lining up to use the fields.

Friends and co–workers try to come to the aid of a family who's nucleus was severely burned in a freak explosion this week in Clifton.

A stretch of road thousands use each day will soon be closed, forcing more and more motorists onto the I–70 Business Loop.

The Grand Junction Rotary Club gives the Mesa County Meth Task Force a grant for 10-thousand dollars...and announces an October masquerade ball to raise money for children affected by meth.

A mountain lion that had made recent visits to some neighborhoods in the Redlands has been relocated by the Colorado Division Of Wildlife.

Two teens believed missing along the Colorado River turn up unharmed hours after search and rescue teams are dispatched Tuesday afternoon.

A major contractor's association says the construction boom in Mesa County could go bust if undocumented aliens are denied jobs.

It's a skill every parent should know- how to install a child safety seat properly. However officials say 90 percent of child restraints are misused.

Search and rescue teams in San Bernardino, CA, are still looking for a 21-year-old college student who grew up in the Grand Valley.

Ute Water customers can rest assured - that's because, their drinking water passed with flying colors according to the Environmental Protection Act test standards.

There's still several unresolved issues in Denver, as state lawmakers adjourned for the day without making any headway in regards to illegal immigration legislation.

A portable tour of the latest computer technology makes a stop at Wal-Mart on Rimrock Ave. in Grand Junction on Sunday.

The weekly Palisade Farmers market got a little wet this week, but that didn't stop shoppers from picking up this weeks freshest fruits and vegetables.

While legislators in Denver are attempting to tackle the Illegal Immigration problem, law enforcement agencies are doing their part locally.

It's a story suited for the big screen, but one an Olathe family experienced in real life.

An 18-year-old man claims he was stabbed by a screwdriver after being jumped by two men while riding his bike Saturday night.

Boulder crushes unoccupied vehicle in Clear Creek Canyon.