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Montrose Man Accused of Selling Fake Meteorites
A Montrose man in in hot water with authorities for allegedly selling fake meteorites and making thousands of dollars.
3 hrs ago | KJCT
Free Class Helps Students Pay For College
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo., -- Any student who needs outside assistance paying for college has to fill out the FAFSA form, but it can be very confusing.
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Wild horse allies: BLM panel stacked against them
BLM officials deny the charges and are fighting back in uncharacteristically strong terms, saying the activists are resorting to dishonest scare tactics to help push their "anti-management agenda by any means possible." "Their apocalypse-now, sky-is-falling rhetoric is flagrantly dishonest and is clearly aimed at preventing the BLM from gathering ... (more)
10 hrs ago | KKCO-TV Grand Junction
Fatal Crash on Colorado 70 Business Loop
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo -- Sunday morning at approximately 1:00am the Colorado State Patrol was called to a one vehicle crash on Colorado 70B just east of 28 Road.
Glenwood Springs Post-Independent
Barbara Palmer, right, takes her turn in the reading of the poem "I Am a Town," by Lisa Dancing-Light, during the Hearts Healing, A Carbondale Community Gathering event held Feb.
FMHS students to deliver singing Valentines
If you want a unique way of telling that someone special how you feel on Valentine's Day, the Morgan High Singers might be able to offer just the thing.
Union Pacific Settles With EPA for 1.5 Million Over Violations
Union Pacific settled for 1.5 million dollars with EPA after improper clean up from coal and oil spills.
Youth Theater Project puts on a tail-wagging production
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. - The lights on Grand Junction high school stage will shine this weekend on over one 120 kids.
Local Student Helps Saves Lives
The American Heart Association says nearly 1 in 350 children have a dangerous underlying heart condition.
Services will be 10 a.m. Monday at First Presbyterian Church of Montrose. Viewing will be Sunday evening at Crippen Funeral Home.
Grand Junction's First Distillery Opens
The first distillery in Grand Junction had its grand opening Friday night. People could get a tour of the distillery, sample drinks in their tasting room, and hear the band Jack and Jill play live.
Comfort Keepers Receives Quality Excellence Award
One local business received a quality of excellence award from Comfort Keepers Inc.
Local Man Arrested For Child Abuse
A Grand Junction man was arrested on Wednesday, suspected of harming his girlfriend's child.
Local Brewing Company is Creating a New Buzz around Grand Junction
Grand Junction, Colo. - Local brewing company Kannah Creek is changing its logo, as the brewery plans to add a distillery and distribute two of its beers statewide.
GJ musician says he's still in hunt on 'The Voice'
Don't be alarmed that local musician Charles King has yet to appear on hit NBC show "The Voice." He will.
Senior Accused Of Driving Getaway Car In Burglary
A 73-year-old woman is facing charges of trying to elude police and burglary after Grand Junction police accused her of driving a getaway car.
DDA seeks bids on upgrades to the Avalon
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. - The Downtown Development Authority is putting phase one of the Avalon Theatre's construction plan into motion.
Ostrow: New PBS health-care documentary focuses on Grand Junction successes
A tiny Colorado town "in the middle of nowhere" has a lot to teach the country on a hotly debated subject: Grand Junction is the model of what can go right when it comes to health care, according to a locally produced documentary, picked up by PBS and airing nationally next week.
Survivors include his wife, Kristine; one brother, Jeremy Woolery of Grand Junction; and two sisters, Stephanie Axe and Cassie Brandon, both of Grand Junction.