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The nursing program at CMU has had to adapt their classes due to covid. They have also started to see a small up-tick in applications to the program.

Officers with the Grand Junction Police Department responded to an address in the 2700 block of B 1/2 Rd after a reporting party called in saying there had been a stabbing.

Sue Ellen Rodwick with Food bank of the Rockies shows us how we can give back this holiday season

The Mesa County Detention Facility has 117 positive cases of COVID-19.

Gyms that have a 5-star rating will be allowed to remain open with 50% capacity or up to 100 people, whichever is less.

Colorado Mesa University held a Facebook live earlier today to provide updates for students ahead of Thanksgiving.

The five charities that the buyer has to pick from are Colorado Discover Ability, Meals on Wheels, Make a Wish Foundation, ASPCA, and National Park Foundation.

Adre Jordan Baroz, 26, is wanted for homicide.

Shool District 51′s Superintendent Diana Sirko sent a letter to D51 families on Wednesday that went over the gameplan following the conclusion of Thanksgiving Break.

As of Nov. 18, there are currently no ICU beds available in Mesa County as COVID-19 continues to spread rapidly in the community.

The new ‘Red Level’ on the COVID-19 dial that goes into effect on Friday may not be as restrictive as some might think

City Market says as the holidays near, and with cases on the rise across the state, people are beginning to panic buy, again.

Alpine Bank is rewarding children in the community for their good grades.

Restaurants have been following guidelines to keep their doors open like keeping their tables 6 feet apart, but ahead of these new restrictions many are applying for Mesa County’s Variance Protection Program to keep from shutting down permanently.

The last time Rocky Mountain Food Bank saw record numbers was during the stay at home order in the spring-- now, they're seeing an even higher need.

Jameson Tade shows us some tips on how to stay healthy during the holidays.

Aside from the death of the cat, no other injuries were reported. The origin and cause of the fire are under investigation.

Rachael, a black lab, is the newest member of the child abuse investigation team for the Mesa County D.A.’s office and a facility dog at the Center for Children.

About 1 in 4 people in the U.S. are experiencing pandemic-related mental health issues, but they’re not all reaching out for help.

Downtown Grand Junction holiday festivities scaled down due to COVID-19

Delta County Public Health reported four additional COVID-19 deaths on Tuesday, one of which was a female between the ages of 35-44.

Effective Friday, Nov. 20 the State of Colorado will transition to a new dial system which adds a purple level which denotes extreme COVID-19 risk.

anyon View Vineyard Church is preparing for their annual Thanksgiving meal deliveries and they’re looking for volunteers to help. For the last 13 years, the church has delivered meals on Thanksgiving day.

The Delta Police Department identified the man as 34-year-old Claudio Quezada, of Montrose, who is facing charges a slew of charges in connection to a traffic stop that occurred around 2 a.m. on Tuesday.

The Colorado Tourism Office is giving the dollars to Fruita to help them market tourism in the area. They’ll also partner with Palisade. The plan is to create footage of activities that are well known in the area and also highlight new activities.

The meeting tonight consisted of a 20-minute presentation, a 30-minute Q and A session, and a survey.

Governor Polis will hold a press conference to give an update on the state’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic on Tuesday afternoon.

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation Director visited the stations to deliver a plaque to the police department and the fire department.

Parks and Rec focus of City Council discussion of 2020 comprehensive plan

District 51 high schools and middle schools, with the exception of Fruita Middle School transitioned to remote learning for the first time this semester on Monday.