More than 100 grand valley residents gather to celebrate the life of man who changed the world with non–violent actions.

Grand Valley residents are invited to a march and Grand Junction City Hall event to honor civil-rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Two day trash pick-up will soon be over for the city of Montrose.

Grand Junction firefighters are called to a truck fire.

The National Ski Area Association and Powderhorn Resort are taking an aggressive approach to National Safety Awareness Week with activities scheduled throughout the week.

The Colorado State patrol is asking for the public's help in finding a hit and run driver.

Snow continues to fall across parts of the western slope and the National Weather Service says this storm could bring more than a foot of new powder by Monday morning.

The Republican campaign for Governor is becoming the most expensive race since they started limiting campaign funding.

The Denver Broncos are going to the AFC Championship after beating defending Super Bowl Champs The New England Patriots 27-13.

Marc Holtzman, a Republican Candidate for Governor hosts a town meeting at the Two Rivers Convention Center.

Democrat Representative Bernie Buescher is proposing a bill to raise the economic reserve from 4% to 10%.

2005 was a banner year for oil and gas drilling activity in Colorado. The number of drilling permits approved by the Colorado oil and gas conservation commission set a new record and surpassed the number of permits issued in 2004 by 50 percent.

The Bureau of Land Management will soon narrow the field of applicants looking for experimental oil shale development land in Colorado and Utah.

With controversy surrounding lobbyist actions in Washington. Colorado lawmakers recently submitted a detailed account of gifts they received during 2005.

Colorado lawmakers say they'll have to take money away from police, firefighters or other first responders, of the state is forced to return more than one million dollars worth of grants.

Grand Junction business Mesa Wireline is missing a pipe carrying explosives and are offering an award for any information leading to the return of the pipe.

The first Saturn dealership is up and running for car buyers in western Colorado.

The 63rd annual Western Colorado Horticultural Society convention gets underway in Grand Junction.

Governor Owens delivers his final State of the State Address In Denver. The Governor is term-limited, but promises to stay strong on his issues.

The 24 Road Steering Committee holds an open house to allow the public to review and provide comments on alternatives to the proposed changes.

Senior citizens in Grand Junction gather for an informative session on the new Medicare prescription drug benefits.

State legislators are proposing a bill that would allow students to stay in high school for an additional year, and when they graduate they will have both a high school diploma and an associate’s degree.

Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Janice Ward announces she's running for a second term.

Western Colorado Community College now offering courses in Fruita.

The man who jumped into the Colorado River Tuesday in an effort to elude authorities is released from the hospital.