Arrests

Sunday, the final day of Country Jam proved to be much easier for law enforcement thanks to a significant decrease in the number of people engaged in illegal activity.

Country Jam is a huge music festival. For some, music is the furthest thing from their mind. Instead, they seem to focus on how quickly they can get ticketed or arrested.

For the vast majority, Country Jam is a music festival. For others, it's an opportunity to prove to everyone how badly they can behave.

Two people are in custody after barricading themselves in a Grand Junction home forcing a standoff with Mesa County Sheriff's Deputies and Grand Junction SWAT team.

October DUI arrests in Colorado were frighteningly high, due in part to those who got behind the wheel after drinking too much while celebrating Halloween.

For most concertgoers, Country Jam is full of fun, the sun, and top-notch entertainment. For those who break the law, the weekend is an entirely different experience.

Six men from Grand Junction were arrested in connection with a national investigation that targets the criminals responsible for the sex trafficking of children. The Grand Junction Police, Mesa County Sheriff's and Fruita Sheriff's Departments, along with the Colorado State Patrol, Colorado Bureau of Investigation, the 21st Judicial District Attorney's Office, and the FBI teamed together during th

A Clifton man is behind bars after a three-hour standoff with police.

What happens when you punch and tackle a cop? You go straight to jail. One Grand Junction man was "shocked" when he found this out.

A 69-year-old Cedaredge, Colo. man will spend up to 36 months in Nebraska prison after being caught with 515 pounds of marijuana.