Walker Field Airport in Grand Junction is on target and surpassing some airports similar in size, that according to an outside consultant.

A new bill tries to close loopholes in current sexual offender registration.

With gasoline prices soaring toward $3 per gallon some state lawmakers are looking at temporarily lowering gasoline taxes.

With the last days of winter in the high country at hand, bears are beginning to stir from winter hibernation. That means people need to remember to bear–proof their homes from bruins.

School District 51 is entering its second phase of major renovation projects. Eighteen schools have already been renovated, leaving just 22 schools to be renovated this summer.

Plans to resurrect, restore and preserve a historic 1800s trading trail with ties to Grand Junction is underway.

The Grand Valley and much of Western Colorado experienced strong winds with gusts over the 50 m.p.h. mark on Monday.

Grand Junction Interim Police Chief Bill Gardner makes a pitch to city council members to further crack down on methamphetamine–related crime in the city.

Members of the group A Voice of Reason gathered for a peaceful protest on tax day in Grand Junction.

Grand Junction's 125th anniversary is next year, and the search is on to find an author to write all about the city's history.

Investigators with the Mesa County Sheriff's Office are reviewing surveillance tapes in connection with attempted armed robbery that occurred early Sunday morning in Clifton.

Mesa County Commissioners approve a 4.9 million dollar contract to build a new meth treatment facility and expand the current corrections center.

The postal annex in Grand Junction will accept mail until midnight on tax day, April 17th.

Time magazine has named Colorado Republican Senator Wayne Allard one of the five worst senators in congress.

With temperatures getting warmer, the possibility to see severe weather in Colorado becomes greater. Therefore, the National Weather Service looks to educate residents about how to prepare and deal with severe weather conditions.

The Grand Junction Ministerial Alliance holds its annual Easter Sunrise Service at Suplizio Field.

A seven-year-old boy visiting Boulder, Colorado over the weekend is attacked by a mountian lion while hiking with his family.

Democrats and Republicans are agreeing that the state needs to set aside a fund for tough times.

A concerned homeowner wants to start a neighborhood watch program in her area.

A armed man tried to rob a C & F Food Store, but gets away with nothing after the clerk says no.

Controversy surrounding the American Flag and Colorado public schools is one step closer to being resolved.

A measure put forth in the state legislature this session gives Colorado farmers and fruit stand owners the opportunity to market their products along state highways.

The Democratic Assembly and Convention has selected the Democratic candidates for the 2006 Election.

A woman arrested in connection with the death of toddler on Thursday is free tonight after a judge refuses to sign an arrest affidavit.

It's almost second nature, when there's an emergency we know who to call, no matter what language we speak.