A bill that would help promote Colorado's Wine industry moves forward today in Denver at the legislature.

This week's Grand Valley Power Student of the Week has dedicated 13 years of life to serving in the National 4H Council.

The National Transportation Safety Board is expected to release information this week that killed three people and injured three others in a November, 2004 crash of a corporate jet in Montrose.

One lane of eastbound Interstate 70 is open after being closed for several hours following a four-vehicle crash caused by icy conditions.

President Bush asked for a bipartisan union and introduced several new initiatives, including a clean energy initiative which could affect Colorado, during the State of the Union Address.

One out of every four adults in the United States can barely read and Mesa County is no exception, but there are places on the Western Slope that can help.

Mesa County Commissioners today re-approved a conditional use project Chevron Oil company has had since the early days of the first oil shale boom. If built, the project would include a water pumping station on the Colorado River and a reservoir to be built northwest of Debeque.

United Way of Mesa County Campaign Co–Chairs Doug and Jamie Simons hope the Taste of the Grand Valley will help the organization reach its goal of raising 1.2 million dollars for the 2005–06 campaign.

The United Way is gearing up for its 4TH Annual Home Loan Taste of the Grand Valley and this year promises to be bigger than ever with some tasty competition.

55-year-old Samuel Alito is confirmed today by the Senate as a Justice for the Supreme Court. 58 Senators voted to seat the controversial figure on the Nation's hghest Court.

55-year-old Samuel Alito is confirmed today by the Senate as a Justice for the Supreme Court. 58 Senators voted to seat the controversial figure on the Nation's hghest Court.

Grand Junction Interim Police Chief Bill Gardner updated city council members Monday night, about how the Mesa County Meth Task Force will begin implementing its strategy.

Law enforcment offciers looking for a runaway girl find a body in a tent on an island in the Colorado River. Foul play is not suspected.

Colorado Legislators introduced bill Monday to expand the Colorodo law commonly referred to as the "Make My Day" law.

Grand Junction Police say a case that was originally being investigated as child abuse has shifted to murder, after the 2-year-old boy dies as the result of his injuries.

A school teacher from Mesa County teacher pleads not guilty in court today. Tammie Reed is accused of possessing methamphetamine and marijuana.

A lifelong Rio Blanco County rancher receives a very prestigious reward from Colorado Water Congress.

Fire danger is high for much of Colorado and dry tall grass on the front range along with high winds have made for a dangerous winter fire season.

A 29-year-old Clifton woman caused a three-car accident in Clifton Sunday, after running a red light. It was later discovered she was operating the vehicle without a license.

The annual wedding expo in Grand Junction offers brides and grooms something they desperately need -- help.

The Grand Junction Eonomic Prtnership has released a list of Msa County's major employers, at the top is school district 51.

The Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce is celebrating a milestone according to the Chamber's 2006 Business Update.

A boulder crashes down onto Interstate 70 in Mesa County causing a three–vehicle crash east of Palisade Saturday night.

Representative Bernie Buescher is sponsoring two different bills with the same end result, to strengthen the local economy.

La Raza held it's 11th annual diversity conference for chicano and mexicano youth.