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.

The Easter Bunny made an appearance at the Botanical Gardens Saturday, where he hosted the 8th annual Easter Egg Hunt.

Republicans candidates from all over the state gathered Saturday to get enough support to catapult them to the next step of the election process.

In Grand Junction, the Riverside Task Force met Friday evening to plan a march on Monday to protest what they believe is unfair immigration reform. The task force was founded in 1990 in order to improve the lives of the people living in the Riverside community.

After years of work the Bureau of Land Management has released the final environmental assessment on the popular Bangs Canyon recreation area south of Grand Junction.

A woman is stabbed to death at a home in a Clifton trailer park Friday morning. Mesa County Sheriff's officials have named the man of the house as the the primary suspect.

A suspect has been arrested in Labor Day 2005 fires that destroyed a gas station and bowling alley in Rifle.

Federal agents believe former air traffic controller and serial bomb suspect Robert Burke may be responsible for a seventh bombing that took place in Kansas just this past February.

A Clifton man was arrested Thursday night and on kidnapping and domestic abuse charges.

Timber Creek Homes, a custom modular home manufacturer, will become the first tenant of Fruita's Greenway Business Park. The company will employ 75 to 100 people.

Authorities in Utah worked closely with undercover Grand Junction Police Officers and Mesa County Sheriff's Deputies to catch 54-year-old Robert Burke who is accused of placing and detonating a number of crude bombs in Grand Junction and Tennessee.

The vehicle registered to a man involved in a nine- hour standoff over the weekend is used in a high-speed police chase Wednesday, .but there's still no word who was driving.

A resolution backed by Colorado Congressman John Salazar passes Wednesday and looks to establish a National Methamphetamine Prevention Week.

Judge Thomas Diester denied a reduction in bond today to Charles Pruitt, who is accused of shooting James Finnegan last fall in the desert North of Grand Junction.

This week's Grand Valley Power Student of the Week is an exceptional mathematician who plans to be an engineer.

Thousands of residents in Mesa, Montrose and Delta Counties have cast or mailed in their ballots, as several cities and towns hold municipal elections.

Authorities tack on more charges against a man who was at the center of a nine–hour police standoff on Orchard Mesa over the weekend.

Colorado has lost more than a million acres of agricultural lands since 1997, that according to a new report published today by Environment Colorado Research and Policy Center.

After a year's review Mesa County Commissioners permanently approved a compost facility at the Mesa County landfill using animal carcasses and treatment plant waste as basic material.

A bill that would require the oil and gas industry to pay landowners for damage done to their property moves ahead at the state capitol Tuesday.

Six North Avenue businesses were without water Tuesaday morning and traffic was delayed while crews worked to fix a water-main break. Monday morning a small leak was found in a cast iron water pipe under North Avenue near 6th Street.

After mail services were stopped last week, Glade Park residents gathered Monday to discuss what to do next.

A remodeling project is underway on a building that will soon be home to a new Best Buy store in Grand Junction. Officials with the electronics retail store confirm they are planning to occupy the former Toys R Us building near Mesa Mall and hope to be open sometime in August.