How to listen to tomorrow’s U.S. Supreme Court hearing about whether Trump can appear on the ballot in Colorado
Tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. Mountain time (10:00 a.m. Eastern) the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Trump […]
Tina Peters fires her attorneys for the 5th time, delaying her criminal trial AGAIN
Republican former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters fired her attorneys again today and been granted another delay in her criminal
Tina Peters’ final effort to delay her criminal trial fails; trial to be livestreamed on WesternSlopeNow.com
In a three page order issued Monday, February 5, (pdf) the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit denied
Buyer Beware: Mesa County does not license homebuilders, and state law makes it hard to hold builders accountable
If you are planning to build or buy a newly-built home in Mesa County, be forewarned that Mesa County has
Soils report at heart of lawsuit against Cody Davis & Chronos Builders recommended alternative foundations, but plaintiffs say Davis never disclosed the report to them as Colorado law requires
The geotechnical soils investigation (pdf) done on a building lot on Horseshoe Drive in Fruita where Mesa County Commissioner Cody
Former Mesa County Commissioner Rose Pugliese elected state House Minority Leader
Former two-term Mesa County Commissioner Rose Pugliese, who moved to Colorado Springs in 2020 to run for the state House
“Thoughts and Prayers” PSA by Mothers for Democracy
This is the debut video of the group “Mothers for Democracy,” a grassroots group that started as a protest group
FTC finalizes CARS Rule to combat Red Rock-style auto sales scams that have plagued customers
Last minute update: The FTC’s CARS Rule, which is the subject of this article and was intended to put a
Cody Davis and his construction company embroiled in lawsuit for fraudulent concealment, misrepresentation & negligence
Update 1/19/24@10:44 a.m. — This article has been updated to include links to the full Huddleston Berry soils report (pdf)
What’s all this about a severed head found in a freezer in garage at a house on Pinyon Ave.?
UPDATE 10/11/24: The head and hands found last January in a freezer in the garage of a home in Grand
Local Postal workers warn of changes coming that will further slow mail delivery
Local Postal Service workers shared a memo distributed to employees at the Burkey Street Sorting Facility on January 10 that
Mesa County Public Library to host educational seminar about menstrual health for teens 14-18 on Sat., Jan. 27, 1-2:30 p.m.
The downtown Mesa County Public Library will host a free educational workshop on menstrual health on Saturday, January 27 from
Signature-gathering effort for ballot initiative to guarantee abortion rights in CO kicks off 1/23 in Grand Junction
The effort to get Amendment 89, a constitutional amendment to protect the right to an abortion from government interference in
Mesa County Board of Public Health Chair Stephen D. Daniels owes the state over $10,000 in unpaid taxes
Update: As of February 1, 2024, the debt is still listed as “Unsatisfied,” and appears to date back to the
Tina Peters remains defiant, now portrays her criminal case as war on Christians
Many defendants who are facing an imminent trial on criminal charges might start showing remorse and contrition, but not former
Tina Peters reduced to advertising kitty litter on her internet TV show
Former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters spent the evening of Christmas, 2023 hunched over in a RV in the dark
Mesa County Commissioner Cody Davis uses offensive term in public hearing about the county budget
To be fair, Mesa County Commissioner Cody Davis (R) probably had no idea what he was saying when he said
CO Ballot Initiative #89 seeks to enshrine abortion rights in Colorado’s Constitution
Western Colorado is organizing to protect abortion rights, for real. In 2022, Colorado enacted a statute to protect access to