It has been 30 straight days of the government shutdown. President Trump addressed the nation yesterday, introducing what he calls a "common sense compromise."
It sounds scarier than it really is, but the Super Blood Wolf Moon will be high in the sky Sunday night.
A Grand Junction shop is helping raise money for a playground over at Nisley Elementary School.
A Native American organizer of a march in Washington, D.C., says he felt compelled to get between a group of black religious activists and largely white students with his ceremonial drum to defuse a potentially dangerous situation.
Oregon authorities say a 42-year-old man killed four members of his family and was shot dead by sheriff's deputies as he tried...
President Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani is leaving open the possibility that Trump and former personal attorney...
It’s the third year that cities around the country have participated in the Women's March, which started in 2017 after President Trump was...
Grand Junction reacts to Trump's "Common-Sense Compromise"
Fifth annual Kidabaloo
Hundreds participate in 2019 women's march
Two Rivers Convention Center opened their doors for a younger age group on Saturday. Kids from all over the Grand Valley came to...
Another business in Grand Junction is doing what they can to help out folks impacted by the federal government...
Police in Grand Junction cited a man for theft after he allegedly left Walmart driving a motorized shopping cart.
As more family dairy farms across the U.S. fold, a Wisconsin farmer talks about why he couldn't make it work.
An AMBER Alert was sent late Friday night for Eternity and Unity Duran, 11 and 12 years old.
After two recent accidents on 29 Road, neighbors say speeding cars have been a problem for a while in the area.
Grand Junction High School was locked down after reports came in about a male subject with a gun on campus, but he wasn't on the loose for long.
Colorado's mountains have been getting a lot of snow, because of it, avalanche danger is increasing. The Colorado Department...
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, men in Mesa and Montrose counties make about $10,000 more a year than woman, even...
Governor Polis wants to spend $227 million for full-time kindergarten statewide. Locally, some schools already offer...
Maybe you've seen it in the movies, or on TV. If you have, you know that roller derby isn't your average team sport. Montrose has it's very own roller...
Reports of a teen with a gun near Grand Junction High school Friday left many parents and students shaken.
Just before Thanksgiving Roice-Hurst Humane Society and Mesa County Animal Services teamed up to rescue cats from a hoarding...
Police have one person in custody after a report of someone with a gun near Grand Junction High School.
The grassroots group behind the community center, the Grand Junction Community Center Campaign, is out canvasing...
Two shark researchers who came face to face with what could be one of the largest great whites ever recorded are using their...
A mom armed with a gun scared off a group of criminals who broke into her daughter's home.
STRiVE says they're excited to be able to offer folks new amenities in a more professional environment.
With snow still on the ground in some areas, it may be hard to think about wildfire season. But for some local agencies, the time to gear up for...
The City Market location on 1st Street and Rood Avenue has officially closed down.
Rafael Devers hit .240/.298/.433 with 21 home runs, 66 RBI, and 59 runs scored in 490 plate appearances last season.
"One of my favorite quotes from Dr. King was 'Now is the time to make real the promises of democracy," the vice president said.
Four members of the group No More Deaths face a maximum sentence of six months in prison and a possible $500 fine.
The young man, Nick Sandmann, said he respected all races and was trying to defuse the incident at Friday's Indigenous Peoples March.
Leaders of the school’s black student group said in an open letter to the administration that the video was not an isolated incident.
