Credit Cards

Here is further evidence that leaving your wallet and credit cards in your vehicle is a bad idea.

The Grand Junction Police Department is searching for two men who found a wallet then used a credit card in it to pay for a purchase at a North Avenue store.

The Grand Junction Police Department is continuing to search for a man who stole a wallet and then used a credit card inside to make fraudulent purchases.

Montrose authorities are searching for two men who stole credit cards and then used them to purchase items at a Montrose store.

There are honest people who if they found credit cards left by someone at a store would turn them in. Then there's this creep who lives by the 'losers weepers, finders keepers' rule.

It is no secret Grand Junction is Western Colorado's hub for business and shopping. Now, a study finds it is one of the best in the state.

A person who parked their car at the Bangs Canyon trailhead returned from their hike to find thieves had stolen their credit cards and spent the day shopping.

A Grand Junction music store sold two very nice and very expensive guitars to a man who paid for them with his American Express Card. Not unusual since many Amex card holders have high credit limits. The problem is this card was fake. You have to assume the thief knows a lot about fine guitars since the two he bought - actually stole - were a Taylor 512 folk style and a Gibson Vintage 1960 Starbur

A lunchtime credit card heist led thieves to spend an afternoon shopping on someone else's accounts.

The Mesa County Sheriff's Office is attempting to identify suspects involved in a burglary that also fraudulently used a credit card stolen in the burglary.