A big holiday shopping day is right around the corner, but some may enjoy skipping that busy day at the mall.

Dave Soaker's interest in keeping methamphetamine users and dealers out of Palisade began when the drug's problems arrived next door.

Two people were injured and taken to St. Mary's Hospital after an accident around 8:45 p.m. Monday at E and 30 roads.

In a sting operation over the weekend, officials did nearly 190 compliance checks for the sale of alcohol to minors.

First Lady Michelle Obama is headed to Denver to highlight her mentoring program for girls.

State and local government is beginning to crack down on the proliferation of marijuana dispensaries.

Troy and Lori Raper in 2007, before they embarked on their fitness makeover program.

This time, the theme is race, politics and culture in 21st-century America as the Palisadian helps comedian David Alan Grier translate his sharp, opinionated wit to book form.

Nearly 500 supporters attended the Beverly Wilshire event. 'Chris is an outstanding role model for the future generation of Saint John's supporters and community leaders, which makes him the perfect honoree,' said Lou Lazatin, Saint John's chief executive officer.

My wife, Amber, and I walked into the Mesa County Department of Motor Vehicles office over the lunch hour the other day to finally get our Colorado license tags.

Grades are up and tardies are down and its all thanks to a unique program at Palisade High School that takes away privileges from students who don't make the cut.

No one can be happy to learn that yet another police officer in the Grand Valley faces criminal charges, albeit misdemeanor ones.

A Palisade police officer has been arrested on allegations he harassed his ex-girlfriend with text messages and by calling her and knocking on her apartment door in the middle of the night.

Wearing a Broncos cap, Xavier Arevalo, outreach worker promoter at Child and Migrant Services supervises a group of volunteers making tamales for the nonprofit organization's 55th anniversary Thursday.

With demographers forecasting 35 percent more people in Colorado by 2035 and climate scientists predicting 15 percent less water available in the Colorado River Basin by mid-century, something has to give.