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Judge says "prison is the only place" for Tina Peters, who remained defiant even as she asked the court for probation.

Nancy Brockman’s larger-than-life resting place — her gift to those left behind as she fought cancer — has Silverton talking

The defense rested after the judge declined the former Mesa County clerk's request to order prosecutors not to "bully me around."

The plot to breach Mesa County’s voting system and hide the evidence was brought into focus during former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters' criminal trial.

Prosecution nears end of making its case that the former Mesa County clerk committed felonies trying to prove fraud in the 2020 election

Among the figures cited in testimony during first week of trial was Ron Watkins, former administrator of website that hosts QAnon conspiracies

Tina Peters, 68, is being tried on seven felonies and three misdemeanors. She could face decades in prison if convicted.

Green Acres U-Pick in Palisade cultivates a globe-spanning collection of Colorado garlic that most home cooks have never encountered.

State and federal officials have known for decades about problems with bridges constructed with a faulty welding technique.

If four critical repairs are done in time, reopening the bridge could coincide with completion of U.S. 50 fixes in Little Blue Canyon

The Basque handball court could have been demolished. Instead, it survives as a reminder of how newcomers played the game of home.

Gunnison County residents, already feeling the economic impacts from the U.S. 50 bridge closure, rally to save summer

Hospital shifted into disaster mode to deliver critical care and re-route staffers and basic supplies that come over from Montrose

A basic public service is disappearing from our communities for various reasons. It’s a problem with no sign of relief.

Angry customers, including county clerks, mayors and city managers, say proposal to modernize Grand Junction mail delivery spells trouble

Tuxedo Corn and other sweet corn growers near Olathe are working to thwart — or at least slow down — worms that ruined their crop last year

The former county clerk hired a new lawyer to represent her on charges connected with a 2021 security breach of Mesa County’s election system

The one-stop-shop for help has riled some neighbors, but the city says the pavilion is a bridge to a permanent Resource Center

To avoid a large corporation swooping in, 3-Mile residents decided they needed to purchase the park themselves

Marisela Ballesteros, 26, will be sworn in Dec. 12 and says she’ll work to better the circumstances of everyone — not just those who share her background.