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Deputies responded to a call that shots were fired in the 3100 block of Orson Avenue just after midnight on Sunday morning.

Target was forced to evacuate people from their store in the mesa mall on Saturday.

A car accident on 12th street and Glenwood Avenue sent one person to the hospital on Saturday night.

Everyone who had a history of adoption or a passion for adoption was let into the farm for free and was able to preview some of the things that are going to open up next weekend.

Computer Ambulance Service has been in business for 25 years, but it has officially closed its doors.

The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission proposed new rules on Friday. One of the proposed rules is the 2,000-foot setback.

The Liberty Cap trail will be closed off from the upper connection with Corkscrew/Ute Canyon trails to the top of the mesa until September 25.

The second floor of a District 51 building that holds books collapsed earlier this week.

Both Montrose High School and Olathe High School will be suiting up to take the gridiron on Friday night’s after the Montrose School District chose to proceed with playing football this fall.

An investigation is underway after a shooting left one dead and one injured on Thursday night off of White Avenue.

Applications are now being accepted for Montrose County Sheriff’s Office Citizens’ Academy.

Developer reaches agreement with City of Grand Junction. Construction underway on Dos Rios development.

The past few weeks have been busy for many hotels and they are hoping that the increase in guests will continue.

The lunch was at VanWinkle ranch and served VanWinkle beef and Olathe sweet corn in order to give everyone a taste of life on the ranch.

D51 will allow high school football teams to play in the fall

A new poll released Thursday morning from the House Majority PAC shows Democratic candidate Diane Mitsch-Bush holds a narrow lead over Republican candidate Lauren Boebert in the race for Colorado’s Third Congressional District.

2020 marks A decade of Xcel’S Day of Service in Colorado, and on Sept. 17 local folks took part by coming together to build bird boxes. Volunteers with the energy company, RiversEdge West, and the Bureau of Reclamation built the bird boxes.

The Clifton Fire Protection District (CFPD) responded to a house fire early Thursday morning around 4:30 in the 3200 block of Mesa Avenue.

CHSAA’s Board of Directors votes to allow the return of High School Football this Fall

Recently, School District 51 has had to make changes to accommodate the growing number of students wanting to learn online.

Mesa County is concerned with runoff issues when it comes to the pine gulch fire. It’s why they’re asking for assistance from the National Resource Conservation Service.

In honor of constitution week, Daughters of the American Revolution celebrated with one local school. The non-profit took a visit to Monument Ridge Elementary to present the school with a flag that was flown over the U.S. Capitol on July 10.

Beginning on Friday, September 18, Mesa County will transition back into Stage 1 Fire Restrictions after being under Stage 2 Restrictions for the last month.

All students at the University of Colorado’s main campus are being told to self-quarantine starting Wednesday for the next two weeks.

A couple of local business came together to say thank you to firefighters that battled the Pine Gulch Fire by donating 700 shirts to them.

To aid their partners out west, the Clifton Fire Protection District is sending limited resources to the August Complex Fire that is burning near Redding California.

Local agencies have assumed control of the fire from the Incident Teams that have since left to go battle flames out west. With the fire currently, 95% contained and no expected growth being predicted, the main focus of the fire are rehabilitation efforts to the land that has been scorched.

Parents speak out at the School District 51 board meeting held Tuesday night.

Several parents speak out about social justice movements at schools at the school district 51 board meeting on Tuesday night.

CDOT (Colorado Department of Transportation) started a new marijuana-impaired driving campaign called, ‘uncomfortable high.’