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Do you recognize these criminal masterminds? Perhaps you recognize their getaway car. Mesa County deputies are investigating a report of two people stealing traffic cones from a construction zone on 30 Road near E ½ Road in Grand Junction.

Western Colorado bands joined forces last Saturday, October 5, to perform at a memorial concert. While it may not go down in the history books alongside Woodstock or the Denver Pop Festival, people won't soon forget "Bud Jam 2019."

There's a store in Grand Junction which has been "going out of business" for some time. Well, it seems they may in fact be closing.

Are you planning to make the drive up Grand Mesa to check out the fall colors? If so, there is one essential stop you'll need to make.

Have you had a chance to visit Western Colorado's Cimarron River? If you're making the drive from Montrose to Gunnison, take a moment to check it out.

September 2 is the day we celebrate VJ Day, marking the allied victory over Japan in World War II. Take a look back Western Colorado World War II vets with images from three of the five flights to Washington DC with Western Slope Honor Flight.

Are you man enough to put on some high heels and run in one of Grand Junction's signature events? If so, you can join forces with other teams and compete in the "Men in Heels Race" coming up Thursday, September 12.

Have you attempted Grand Junction's Widowmaker Hill. You can hike it, or you can bike it, but either way, you're doing it at your own risk. Here are two profoundly different ways to confront this hill.

Don't you hate it when a great concert experience is ruined by a lightning bolt? That's what happened to this Colorado band.

In my mind, this falls under the category of things you don't have to tell me once, let alone twice. The National Park Service's suggestion: Don't pet the bison.