Reducing the threat of wildfire and improving forest health are the aims of a tree–thinning project to be started this fall on public lands north of DeBeque.

He was one of the most revered legislators in the West...but until today the late Colorado Representative Wayne Aspinall has not been memorialized in his hometown of Palisade.

A young boy died Thursday after being run–over by an SUV. The tragic accident happened a little after noon in the A&W Trailer Park off North Avenue.

After years of working with the school district the Riverside Community has a new bilingual school to call their own.

For the second straight year, the United Way of Mesa County's yearly campaign drive tops the million dollar mark.

Clifton residents gathered Wednesday for the first of several steps looking to revitalize the area.

After seven years of planning and petitioning, the Canyon View Car Wash on the Redlands gets the green light by Grand Junction Planning Commissioners on Tuesday.

Last year 1495 car accidents were reported by the City of Grand Junction and of those accidents 8 were fatal.

Firefighter recruits run a difficult physical obstacle course to be accepted as a fire fighter.

For seven years, a Grand Valley couple has been trying to build a car wash facility in the Redlands and now it appears the dream will come to fruition.

Former Colorado Governor Richard Lamm spoke in Grand Junction Tuesday on some of the environmental and demographic changes happening in the west.

A new building is dedicated today that should help end the cramped quarters employees at the Interagency Air Center have shared at Walker Field for 30 years.

President Bush has declared this week local business week, to honor and recognize the hard work and sacrifice that is required in owning your own business.

The Grand Junction Police Department hosts a celebration in honor of its 911 dispatchers who play a pivotal role in public safety.

Glade Park residents once again came together Monday night to figure out the future of mail delivery for the area.

The death of a Clifton woman is officially ruled a homicide today by the Mesa County Coroner.

Protesters with a local recycling center flood City Hall today asking council members to reconsider a zoning decision they made last week, but the city is standing firm on its decision.

One of Grand Junction's Ten Most-Wanted Felons is captured today by Grand Junction Police Officers in Orchard Mesa.

Grand Junction joins more than a dozen cities in the country protesting an immigration bill currently stalled in congress.

A handful of weekend acts of vandalism have the Mesa County Sheriff's Office and Grand Junction Police Department looking for suspects.

On Saturday, Family Health West announced its plans to construct a $17M hospital facility in Fruita. However, to better care for Fruita residents the organization is also building an urgent care center in Fruita's new Kokopelli Plaza.

A march is scheduled Monday at noon in support of illegal immigration reform.

A new program allows consumers to buy fresh fruits, vegetables and flowers for the whole season.

Grand Junction opened their hearts and their homes to evacuees of Hurricane Katrina. One local property management company is regretting that decision.

Manufacturers of outdoor equipment joined together with the Elks Lodge to raise money for local charities.