A brand new home worth more than $200,000.00 is being be built in hopes of raising money for Habitat for Humanity.

A seminar in Grand Junction this week helps farmers from around the Southwest create new strategies for selling their products in the face of rising foreign competition.

As the Mesa County Central Library gears up for its remodeling project they find the first step is getting rid of some pesky asbestos.

A Grand Junction High School Student looses control of his car and runs into the front of a house this afternoon.

Mesa County School District 51 officials meet with parents Monday to discuss an innovative program that looks to improve student performance.

Budget represents a six percent increase over previous year's budget. Money will come from voter approved Referendum C.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Bill Ritter gets the endorsement of Colorado's largest labor union.

Downtown's Main Street traffic lights are pre–timed, which makes some people avoid driving on Main Street when they are in a rush.

The Fourth Annual Home Loan Taste of the Grand Valley was held Monday night at Two Rivers Convention Center in Grand Junction. Hundreds of people enjoyed some of the best food and beverages the grand valley has to offer.

Robert Burke allegedly used a timing device to detonate three of the five bombs discovered on Friday.

A bill sponsored by Representative Penry, that passed both the house and the senate, urges the US Legislature in Washington DC to do something about the methamphetamine problem.

A statewide smoking ban has been passed into law.

The investigation into five bombs left at homes around the Grand Valley has been expanded nationally, but there are no leads as of yet.

A five–year–old child is ejected in a one–vehicle rollover crash on Interstate-70 Sunday afternoon.

The Western Colorado Aids Project is raffling off a home. Tickets are $100, and only 4,000 tickets will be sold.

Federal agents say the homemade bombs found Friday around Mesa County authorities have linked 54–year–old Robert Burke to a February bombing in Murfreesboro, Tennessee at his former employer's corporate headquarters.

The grand valley is home to hundreds of artists struggling to market their art.

Teenagers allegedly take a money bag from employees leaving a Grand Junction business after closing for the night.

No one was injured when a fire engine apparently tried to beat an on–coming train at a railroad crossing in Silt, Colorado.

A motorcyclist is dead after colliding with a semi tractor trailer truck on Interstate-70 near Cameo Saturday afternoon.

A Federal Arrest Warrant is issued today by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms for a Grand Junction man they believe planted and detonated homemade bombs around the city.

A commermoration honoring those fighting the war in Iraq was held on Saturday at Lincoln Park.

The State Legislative session is about half over and Senator Ron Teck and Representative Josh Penry hold a town hall meeting at Mesa State College in Grand Junction.

Police have a search underway for Robert L. Burke, the man they believe is responsible for planting explosive devices in Grand Valley neighborhoods.

In support of our troops serving overseas the military support group Homefront Heroes will once again adorn bright yellow ribbons along western Colorado roadways.