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Dwayne Romero tightens race against Jeff Hurd in new poll
Grand Junction · July 31, 2026

Mesa County Adopts Wildfire Codes for WUI Zone
Grand Junction · July 29, 2026

Mesa County Sheriff’s Office Books Arrestees for Assault and DUIs
Grand Junction · July 28, 2026

Steve Posner Explores AI Priorities in Grand Junction Courtroom Thriller
Grand Junction · July 26, 2026

Mesa County Ranks Fourth in State for Speeding Charges
Grand Junction · July 22, 2026

Craig Trapper Mine Veteran Bill Wisdom Dies at 82
Grand Junction · July 22, 2026

Las Vegas Man Sentenced to 4 Years for I-70 Coinstar Heist
Grand Junction · July 18, 2026

Taco Bell Lettuce Outbreak Linked to Taylor Farms Colorado Warehouse
Grand Junction · July 18, 2026

Battlement Trail Fire Tops Glenwood Springs Most-Read Stories
Grand Junction · July 13, 2026

The air in Grand Junction’s downtown district hangs heavy with the scent of old paper and dust
Grand Junction · July 12, 2026

Mesa County Climber Skips Independence Monument Flag-Raise for Falcons
Grand Junction · July 10, 2026

Mesa County Naloxone Kiosks Distribute 9,500 Boxes in First Year
Grand Junction · July 10, 2026
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Roice-Hurst Humane Society unveils Animal Care Campus
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Western Slope Now (KREX)10:15 AMGrand Junction —Two men to make first court appearance in fatal crash
Western Slope Now (KREX)1:51 PMGrand Junction —Man arrested on several assault charges
Western Slope Now (KREX)8:13 AMGrand Junction —Red Hawks clean up defense for a 11-1 win over GJ
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