- In Grand Junction, one passerby heckled the group, but several drivers gave honks of support and a few yelled “Trump!” out their windows.
- One of the main employers in Montrose is closing its plant after being bought by Swiss chocolate giant Lindt. Employees can move out of state, retire or get severance.
- Nature wants what it wants — and that includes good real estate.
- In response, the BLM handed out free donuts.
- “It becomes a matter of access,” said library director Michelle Boisvenue-Fox.
- It’s not easy to show up for a support group for a loss many don’t take seriously.
- Pro-impeachment demonstrators who came out on the eve of the House vote were met by counter-protesters eager to show their support for the president.
- When the push to move the BLM west started to ramp up, it was presented as a hopeful idea, not a political divider. Now it's become sharply divisive along party lines.
- Part of the clean-up process involved the district buying a new machine who's whole purpose is to quickly disperse a bleach solution across classrooms.
- Colorado Parks and Wildlife and Great Outdoors Colorado are hoping to entice people outside on Black Friday.
- School District 51 spokeswoman Emily Shockley said it was clear a “bigger measure” was needed, “and that was to close all the schools.”
- Warning; This story involves a lot of talk about vomit and poop.
- The main symptom is vomiting that lasts between 12 and 24 hours, with a few reports of diarrhea.
- More schools are closed in Mesa County because of an unknown infectious illness.
- Mount Garfield Middle School closed after district officials said dozens of students were sent home vomiting and more had already called out sick.
- Senior Liliana Flanigan, 16, described watching the illness ripple through a school rehearsal for “The Music Man” Wednesday.
