New homeowners find body parts in a Grand Junction home
The Mesa County Sheriff’s Office confirmed a severed human head and hands were found at a Grand Junction home.
For skiers in Colorado, a snow season that started slow and rebounded is poised for a deluge
The rebound that has cheered Colorado skiers and boarders in recent weeks is poised to improve even more after the Martin Luther King. Jr. weekend.
Forecast: Cloudy with a chance of flying elk
Colorado Parks and Wildlife are researching elk herds and will fly them by helicopter to their study sites.
Bourbon balls, Hanukkah candles and dad jokes: Coloradans share their holiday traditions that honor lost loved ones
When someone dies, their absence can be especially painful during the holidays. It can also be a time to remember and honor them. From all across Colorado, people shared the traditions that keep their loved ones alive.
Why forested Colorado barely has a Christmas tree industry
Colorado farmers are known for many beloved crops, but not Christmas trees. Here’s why.
From the Continental Divide to Utah, or somewhere else? Where is the Western Slope in Colorado?
Is the official name of the region West Slope or Western Slope?
Dispatches from Gaza: What a Grand Junction pediatrician and humanitarian saw as bombs fell
Dr. Barbara Zind was supposed to see scores of young patients with chronic conditions. Instead, she sheltered from bombs.
After nearly a month trapped in Gaza, a Grand Junction pediatrician is finally coming home
Dr. Barbara Zind arrived in Gaza just before the surprise attack by Hamas on a humanitarian mission with the Palestine Children’s Relief fund.
What we know about the heavily armed man who was found dead at a Glenwood Springs amusement park
The man’s older brother says, “I didn’t think he was a dangerous person.”
Winning the season’s first ski run isn’t easy. Colorado’s ‘Kings of First Chair’ have done it for 31 years
Scoring the coveted first chair of the season requires constant vigilance and a lot of hand warmers.
How did No Name, Colorado, get its name?
It could be a creek … or it could be something else entirely.
A Colorado rodeo legend clinches one more title: his name in the National Cowboy Hall of Fame
The retired champion was aggressive in the arena and a crowd favorite. Today, he lives in an old schoolhouse, watches his grandkids compete — and still rides every day.
New moms find not just guidance, but connection, in breastfeeding support group on the Western Slope
Community Hospital’s weekly breastfeeding support group is focused on helping with nursing and also navigating life as a parent.
As Coloradans struggle to get home from Gaza and Israel, some are turning to their members of Congress for help
Among those trying to get out are a doctor from Grand Junction who was volunteering in Gaza and a former chair of the Anti-Defamation League on a birthday trip to Israel.
‘I wanted to see if I could do it!’ How a training run over Imogene Pass became a beloved Colorado tradition
In 1974, a young trail runner from Ouray stood at the corner of Main Street and Third Avenue, where he liked to start his long runs, and decided to do something no one ever had: run all the way to Telluride over a rough mountain road.
Grand Junction closes park considered ‘center of the homeless community’
Whitman Park has been a regular congregation spot for Mesa County’s unhoused for years.
