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This was spotted last Thursday from the summit of Western Colorado's Mt. Garfield. What does it mean?

A CSU alum is making some noise in the NFL playoffs this year and now Shaq Barrett has his team ONE win away from a Super Bowl title.

The remains of a man were discovered in western Colorado in September of 2004, but the identity of the dead man remains a mystery.

The beautiful mama-to-be quoted a famous Amy Grant song while showing off her rapidly growing belly.

They live just as lavishly offscreen as they do on TV.

In the outskirts of the small town of Florence, Colorado lies the only federal supermax prison in the United States: the U.S. Penitentiary, Administrative Maximum Facility (ADX). Here are the most infamous residents.

Dick's Sporting Goods will be taking over the old Herberger's location at Grand Junction's Mesa Mall.

How do you respond when you're faced with adversity? One man in a wheelchair proved that he would not be limited by his disability when he shoveled his neighbor's driveway.

He lost his money, but it's not all bad.

The lyrics challenged him to live up to his past standard.

The driver was going over 100 in a 65 mph zone.

King had been battling Covid-19.

How would you respond to this situation? A new video shows a group of fishermen who remain completely calm as a huge brown bear comes charging right by them.

Take a look a this Airbnb in Steamboat Springs that has a hot tub and a fireplace.

There's a place to race drones in the Grand Valley and it's one of the best in the West.

A Colorado man who filmed himself sexually assaulting a young child has been sentenced to 80 years in prison.

"His mullet is kind of like a bob haircut," Shelton says.

Um...only 1 in 5?

A Grand Junction singer/songwriter used the downtime to pen a song inspired by the pandemic. Take a listen.

When driving through town, there's always that one intersection you dread. Here's a quick rundown of the ten of the worst in Grand Junction.

Born in Mobile, Alabama in 1934, Aaron's baseball career began in the Negro Leagues in 1952 before playing for the then-Milwaukee and later-Atlanta Braves from 1954 to 1974 and for the Milwaukee Brewers from 1975 to 1976.