It’s the 102nd year of the Fruita Fall Fest. The Fest is a 3-day weekend celebration that began as a harvest festival. It has become tradition for many on the Western Slope/
Election Day is fast approaching. Making each campaign effort an important one for either party. While the G-O-P holds the lead on the Western Slope, they have not let up on campaigning. They say it is a 24/7 operation, requiring many volunteers.
In honor of National Public Lands Day, Mesa Land Trust teamed up with local organizations to build new mountain biking trails along the Lunch Loop trail.
Color Sunday is a celebration of the changing leaves on The Grand Mesa. However, on Friday, some winter colors snuck up a bit early.
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A suspect in the death of three-year-old Bethannie Johnson is scheduled for a preliminary hearing in court on Friday.
A power outage in Palisade affected as many as 2,400 people Friday morning, according to Xcel Energy's outage map.
Authorities said a 49-year-old John Worsham tried to rob the Alpine Bank in Clifton by trying to a pass a note through the drive through.
The Trump campaign makes its way to the Western Slope Thursday evening.
A professor at Colorado Mesa University spearheaded the most recent political poll in Colorado, The Colorado Mesa University-Rocky Mountain PBS Poll.
The Mesa County Sheriff's Office said a man was arrested after a 3-hour long stand off in Clifton Wednesday night.
Mount Garfield Middle School Principal, Hal Templeton has been placed on leave. Templeton was involved in a hit and run accident Sunday night.
Colorado Attorney General Cynthia Coffman visited Grand Junction today to tour the Western Slope Center for Children and to discuss how to cut down on instances of child abuse, particularly sexual assaults of children.
Hunting season has already started and many hunters are planning their hunting trips for the fall. Wildlife officials are also gearing up by making a big push to get kids and young adults interested in hunting.
An illegal marijuana grow in rural western Colorado has sparked a federal investigation into possible human trafficking.
The Grand Junction Police Department is looking for help from the public in finding a suspect who assaulted and robbed an elderly man on Saturday.
From lettuce to apples, Montrose and Mesa County schools want to ensure your child picks up fresh produce when they walk down the lunch line.
The Victim Information and Notification Everyday or VINE is a state wide program to protect victims of crimes. The program is design to let users know when the status of a suspected offender changes.
