Grand Junction City Council to Host Satanic Invocation August 2
Hold onto your hats. On August 2, 2017, Grand Junction City Council will become the first city in Colorado, and […]
Hold onto your hats. On August 2, 2017, Grand Junction City Council will become the first city in Colorado, and […]
Cidney Fisk, the former 4.0 GPA Delta High School student who risked everything in 2016 to publicly expose the pervasive
The Trump administration has made a breathtaking and invasive demand to all 50 states demanding they turn over personal information
It’s a new thing for people on Grand Junction’s Main Street to cheer the Mesa County Democrats as they pass
Republican House Representative Scott Tipton, who represents Colorado’s western slope, voted “NO” on a measure to assure that newborn babies
First came this exchange via IPhone, widely shared on Facebook by a Colorado Mesa University biology graduate who specializes in
In a mark of just how much Grand Junction’s progressive political community has grown in recent years, speakers at Grand
Colorado State Senator Ray Scott did not attend the Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce’s legislative wrap-up breakfast session on May
A recently-released confidential transcript of an April, 2017 phone call from President Donald Trump to Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte reveals Trump praised
If you live in the area of 26 1/2 and H Roads, a big change is coming to your neighborhood, and
Following is NBC’s coverage of President Trump’s firing of FBI chief James Comey yesterday, in the midst of the FBI’s
Coverage differs vastly in newspapers around the state of a bill introduced by Colorado Senator Ray Scott (R), SB 301, pertaining
Three days ago, Colorado State Senator Ray Scott (R-Dist. 7) posted a link on his blog to a Forbes article
A crowd of about 900 people turned out for Grand Junction’s March for Science on April 22, one of about
Here’s a question for Mesa County workers: When was the last time your political party helped make your life better? If
Sometimes, what newspapers don’t cover is as important than what they do cover. Today’s Daily Sentinel is a case in
Moab residents are not happy that the name “MOAB” is being associated with the massive bomb the Trump administration dropped on Afghanistan
The western slope’s U.S. Congressional Representative Scott Tipton (R) faced a packed and overwhelmingly liberal/progressive crowd in the gymnasium at Montrose