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President Obama introduced Merrick Garland in a press conference outside the White House, listing his professional achievements, years of public service and highly respected status in the legal community.

Here's a teacher who knows how to get students ready for class after returning from winter break. Instead of heading to math or history class, these students got a lesson in dancing.

A Colorado resident, who was denied a passport for failing to identify as male or female on the application, has filed a lawsuit hoping to have an "other" option available.

If you have any sort of rental property, you should be interested in the Grand Junction Police Department's free safe house training. It could help you avoid bad tenants.

It used to be that businesses could choose who they wanted to do business with and those they didn't, but after today's Colorado Supreme Court ruling it looks like we no longer reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.

Colorado drivers who drink and drive now have more of a reason to hand the keys to someone sober. Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper signed a bill aimed at getting habitual DUI offenders off of the street.

Colorado voters made recreational marijuana legal in the state, but now Colorado's marijuana laws are being challenged in court.

Citizens on patrol may have been the subtitle of one of the 'Police Academy' sequels, but it's also an accurate way to describe this guy.

OK Grand Junction! Here's an easy and fun way to show your support for child abuse awareness -- Light the Town Blue! Find out more.

David Letterman finds out that the CBS Orchestra is not allowed to play any Eagles songs.