We Are Montrose

Colorado temperatures are running five to ten degrees above normal this week, with the hottest conditions staying south of the Grand Valley.

Grand Junction's Stuff the Bus drive just had its best year yet, and thousands of Mesa County students are already seeing the benefits.

Construction is underway at the old Salt Flats site in Grand Junction, and the first homes could close before the end of the year.

Fuzzy's Taco Shop is finally coming to Grand Junction, and the grand opening date is set for August 31 on Highway 6 and 50.

The fossil that put Grand Junction on the paleontology map ended up in Chicago. A new campaign wants to bring it back — at least in spirit.

One of the things that I like about the Taste of Fort Collins, is how you don't have to stay all night to hear fun, live music.

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

The Colorado Rockies did not begin playing in Denver until 1993; in 1992, however, they did have a minor league team: The Bend Rockies.

Loveland recently welcomed a new restaurant into the area, and you may be missing out if you haven't tried it yet.

Imagine cruising through a kaleidoscope of colors on a crisp autumn day. Western Colorado’s fall foliage is not just a sight, it’s an experience.

Fewer storms Friday, but burn scars across Western Colorado and eastern Utah still face real flash flood risk from even one slow-moving cell.

Grand Junction rarely offers breaks on overdue parking fines. Right now, eligible tickets that hit the maximum late fee can be paid at $55 off the usual total.

As the cost of so many things in Colorado continues to rise, many people have to make tough decisions, including getting dental work done

Navajo is the most spoken Native American language in Colorado, and the reason comes down to geography more than most people realize.

The location is definitely a great spot for breakfast burritos: roll in, grab a couple, get back in your car and be on your way. I can't wait to see what happens.

Three new restaurants just landed in downtown Grand Junction, and one familiar spot found a new home before summer even wrapped up.

The Fort Collins Winter Farmers Market at Foothills has been happening since 2006 - it's now year-round with a new name.

A decommissioned coal plant near Montrose High School is getting a second life, and the plan involves climbing walls, kayaking, and a $3.3 million federal cleanup.