American families with children will start getting substantial monthly payments from the government starting July 15 to help with the […]
Homeowners in the Moonridge Falls subdivision in Grand Junction woke up last December 21 to find their homeowners association (HOA)
Meet David, the best employee at City Market 24 Road. Have you ever gone into a City Market, asked a
Have you received a post card in the mail recently promising a free gourmet dinner, with your choice of filet
On the same day Trump’s raids on immigrant families are scheduled to start (today), Trump issued a series of tweets
Need a safe abortion even though it’s hard to get one in or around Grand Junction? Now there’s an answer,
Reposting from Mesa County CrimeStoppers Crime of the Week, 1/24/19 The Grand Junction Police Department needs your help to identify
The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution prohibits government from “abridging the right of the people … to petition the Government for a redress of grievances,”
A Daily Sentinel article from May 24 details how Republican State Senator Ray Scott double-billed his legislative expense account and
Mesa County residents who are fed up with State Senator Ray Scott are running a campaign urging people not
Mesa County’s State Senator Ray Scott was the key “no” vote that killed a bill to encourage utility companies to
Local self-styled Christian missionary June Fellhauer is back in 2018 and this time, her unregistered nonprofit Wake Up Ministries sponsored
Two small business owners in Grand Junction are fed up and ready to start a new organization that will do
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This is really short notice, but if money is tight in your household you need to know that the Colorado
Why is the stock market zooming up so high? Because the Trump administration is gutting consumer protections, most notably against
Governor Hickenlooper called a special session in early October so legislators could fix a mistake in Senate Bill 17-267, passed
Mesa County resident Claudette Konola ran against Ray Scott for the State Senate District 7 seat in 2014, to keep
