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Jensen lawyer wants lower bond

Heather Lynn Jensen, 24, comes into Judge Valerie Robison's courtroom in the Mesa County Justice Center Thursday morning for a brief hearing in the case of the Palisade mother accused in the deaths of...

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KAFM ramps up for Spring Member Drive in Grand Junction

WHAT: KAFM Spring Member Drive WHEN: April 5-12; special shows and events all weeklong WHERE: KAFM Studios, 1310 Ute Ave.

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Syndicated Solar Report: New Jobs Being Added in Solar Industry Throughout...

In less than a decade, Colorado has witnessed a massive boom in their solar power industry across the state, and with it the addition of hundreds of new quality jobs.

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Protest Planned Against Gov. Hickenlooper Tomorrow

GRAND JUNCTION Several local groups upset about the signing of three gun control bills on Wednesday plan to show their anger at Governor Hickenlooper tomorrow when he visits Colorado Mesa University.

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High-flying fiber artist to land, with peers, in Gateway

This triptych of the palisades above Gateway Canyons Resort was created by fiber artist Katie Pasquini Masopust of Santa Fe, N.M. It was commissioned by resort owners John and Maureen Hendricks and is...

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Hickenlooper draws return fire

As whistles and chants from protesters echoed from outside a ballroom at Colorado Mesa University during Club 20's annual spring meeting, Gov.

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The drones are coming ... but our laws aren't ready

When a fire broke out in a church in Mesa County, Colo., in September 2011, the police department was ready with its flight team.

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Drake parole hearing Tuesday

A man who's been behind bars since 1984 after being convicted as an accessory to the stabbing death of his sister-in-law should be released on parole, his defense attorney said.

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Week's Photos for March 24-30, 2013

Father Edmundo Valera passing out palm leaves to children during the Palm Sunday services at St.

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Prescribed rural fire flares out of control

A controlled burn got away from the landowner at 10:30 a.m. Sunday along I Road east of 25 Road, threatening a home and another building.

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Montrose Co. Sheriff's Deputy Shot, Suspect Found Dead

MONTROSE COUNTY, Colo. One suspect is reportedly dead and a Montrose County Sheriff's deputy has been shot following an early morning domestic violence call.

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Large Crowd Attends Public Memorial for Tom Clements

The slain executive director of the Colorado Department of Corrections is honored in a public memorial service.

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Ballots trickle in; election day is a week away

According to the Mesa County Clerk and Recorder, 20 percent of ballots have been mailed in, raising the question of whether or not the message is reaching voters.

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Colorado Lawmakers decline Jessica's Law

Colorado is just one of five states that has not adopted a rule for sex offenders like Jessica's Law.

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County Commissioners Weigh in on BLM Land Closures

Mesa County Commissioners met with public land stakeholders on Monday to discuss the Bureau of Land Management's potential closure of 60 percent of the public routes within the county.

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Know What's Below Before You Dig

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. Last week's gas leak and house explosion in Grand Junction has some residents wondering if something like that could happen to them, and the answer is yes.

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UPDATE Montrose County Deputy Corey Larsen in Stable Condition After Monday...

Montrose County Deputy Corey Larsen, shot twice while responding to a domestic violence call in Crawford Monday, March 25, at 1:49 a.m., is "in stable condition," Sheriff Rick Dunlap reported today.

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Library reminder of opportunity for workplace preparation

The Mesa County Libraries offer over 500 online courses through the Universal Class program.

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Conserving water and money

We're below average for snowpack and it's likely the Grand Valley will enter a worse drought this summer, prompting an increase in water restrictions and a higher water bill.

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The largest public safety training facility is in the works

The largest training facility on the Western slope is starting construction in the town of Whitewater.

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