Tom Hesse

The convicted former Mesa County Clerk has been trying for months to get released.

‘The Way Out: A True Story of Survival in the Heart of the Rockies’ was published on Nov. 11.

The judge sided with the city of Montrose on four of five counts.

The County took issue with state laws after one of their deputies was investigated.

Parties await judge’s ruling after 9 hours of testimony.

The North Avenue shelter accounted for more than 100 overnight beds.

The United Methodist Church faces a host of zoning infractions for allowing unhoused residents to stay on church grounds.

Delays to food assistance for November are all but assured as the federal budget stalemate continues.

The Southern Ute and Ute Mountain Ute Tribes challenged the state regarding online wagers.

Democrats have staked reopening the government on an extension of health care tax credits.

November’s food assistance won’t go out until the shutdown ends, putting hundreds of thousands in the state at risk of hunger.

A proposed ordinance is the latest salvo against wolf reintroduction.

The Anthropic copyright settlement totals $1.5 billion, but some argue it’s not enough.

The Community Food Bank of Grand Junction has opened a cafe to support its mission.

Unaweep Canyon is said to be the only canyon in the world where water flows out of both ends.

The order for a new trial hinges on discredited tool-mark analysis.

Zafira depicts a nude woman dancing and is made with oil-painted cement and mosaic glass.

The Good Samaritan Clinic treats underserved residents in the Mesa County area.

"The American Southwest" examines the rich biodiversity that relies on the Colorado River, as well as the cultures shaped by it. Director Ben Masters discusses the scope of the film and concerns for the future of the American West's most critical water supply.

The Colorado Attorney General’s Office said sharing that information violated state law and filed a lawsuit against former deputy Alexander Zwinck.