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Gov. Jared Polis Highlights $4M State Funding for Grand Junction Affordable Housing
Grand Junction · May 12, 2026
Mesa County Detains Drug Trafficker Monica Miller on $500,000 Cash Bond
Grand Junction · May 12, 2026
NJCAA Cuts JUCO Baseball World Series to 8 Teams to Save Colleges Money
Grand Junction · May 8, 2026
Mesa County Launches Fourth Japanese Beetle Eradication Push
Grand Junction · May 8, 2026
Grand Junction Secures $27.2 Million in State Housing Funds
Grand Junction · May 8, 2026
Colorado Court of Appeals Sends Tina Peters Back for Sentencing
Grand Junction · May 7, 2026
Grand Junction Council Names Laurel Lutz New Mayor in Unanimous Vote
Grand Junction · May 7, 2026
Garfield County Libraries Host Dense Week of Community Programming
Grand Junction · May 6, 2026
Parachute Mourns Loss of Beloved Leader John Loschke
Grand Junction · May 5, 2026
Colorado Trains Range Riders to Reduce Wolf Livestock Conflict
Grand Junction · May 5, 2026
Jerome "Jerry" Castimore, a 74-year-old Grand Junction resident, passed away on April 8, 2026, after a short illness
Grand Junction · April 26, 2026
Grand Junction Librarian Pardeep Toor Publishes Award Winning Book
Grand Junction · April 26, 2026
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Western Slope Now (KREX)8:00 AMGrand Junction —Mesa County begins $1 million wetlands restoration
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