Congressman John Salazar makes a stop in Grand Junction today to help residents on the Western Slope work through challenges associated with the new Medicare prescription drug plan.

Representative Scott Tipton from Cortez officially announced he will be running for candidacy in the Third Congressional District race, which is currently held by Democrat John Salazar.

A private plane crashed in Delta County Thursday morning killing all three people on board including a resident of Grand Junction.

A grand jury in Mesa County releases its findings Wednesday in a case involving a Grand Junction Rural Fire District board member, investments and millions of dollars in taxpayer money.

The 20th annual Community Safety Fair at Mesa Mall draws hundreds of children from around the Grand Valley to learn about safety at home and while playing.

A Grand Junction woman who has admitted she was driving the getaway car for Samuel Lincoln has been arrested again on drug charges.

This week's Grand Valley Power Student of the Week is an award winning scholar and thespian.

President Bush toured the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden and said renewable sources of energy, like ethanol and hydrogen fuel cells, can decrease America's dependence on foreign sources of oil.

A new bill proposal looks to increase the accountability and credibility of mortgage brokers throughout Colorado.

An early morning fire causes $100,000 worth of damage to a building used by many of Grand Junction's homeless population.

The deadline is approaching for Mesa County landowners to apply for a cost-sharing program for controlling weeds on their property.

An Energy Expo scheduled for this Friday will feature nationally-known speakers on energy as well as exhibits on the present and future of energy development in the United States and the World.

A 20-year-old woman who allegedly loaned her car to a man accused of murder makes her first appearance in court today.

How local businesses branched out to not only serve clients on the Western Slope but Internationally as well.

A local Colorado State Patrol trooper is recognized Monday for his actions that kept a man from jumping off Grand Junction's Fifth Strret bridge to his death.

How does a business become an international success? In a special series we look at how some local businesses branched out of the Western Slope and are making impacts across the globe.

Middle and high school students strut their scientific stuff Monday during the Western Colorado Science Fair, held at Mesa State College.

A Montrose mining company subjected to a search last week, was under scrutiny once again Monday, as Montrose fire officials and the Environmental Protection Agency conducts its own inspection of the plant.

More than a dozen law enforcement officers converge on an apartment complex in Grand Junction after cornering two suspects in a stolen vehicle incident Sunday afternoon.

First ever energy forum and expo to take place in Grand Junction next week as President Bush plans a visit to Colorado to gain support for his alternative energy strategy.

Colorado's resources would be overwhelmed fairly quickly in the event of a catastrophe.

Supporters of a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage have filed their proposed ballot issue with the secretary of state.

Four talented musicians take to the stage at Mesa State College this weekend to compete in the Grand Junction Symphony Orchestra's Young Artist Competition.

Temperatures well below zero and a shortage of natural gas cause a series of rolling blackouts on the Front Range, as well as in the Grand Valley.

The Kiwanis Club of Grand Junction and Habitat for Humanity Team up today to finish Mesa County's 37th habitat home.