Waylon

A Grand Junction family lost their home over the weekend following an explosion. What can you do to help?

There's a new scam in town. So far, Mesa County phone scams have come in every color of the rainbow. Scammers must be getting desperate. The latest Western Colorado phone scam is for the birds -- the jail birds, that is.

Western Colorado musician and music educator Paul Schneider has passed away. You no doubt remember him from countless performances with several of the area's best Jazz and Classical ensembles.

Who does this? Seriously, who risks jail time and public humiliation in order to steal flower pots from a Grand Junction restaurant?

The 'Donald the Dragon Slayer' mural on Orchard Mesa has seen some better days. After a number of facelifts and upgrades, the artwork has fallen victim to vandals and/or the elements.

It seems the third time is the charm for Fruita's Morning Mission Coffee. They've been broken into several times lately, but last night's intruder paused to take a ghostly mug shot. Do you recognize this individual?

Mom always said you were supposed to behave while in a restaurant. This gentleman must not have listened. The Grand Junction Police Department would like to make contact with this suspect to discuss his recent behavior at a local restaurant.

A 20-year-old man has been arrested for speeding on Eastbound I-70 between Fruita and Grand Junction. What's so special about that? He was speeding to the tune of 102 miles per hour, driving without a license, and nearly collided with a Mesa County Sheriff's Deputy.

These four lucky individuals are on the loose, and have been selected as the next contestants for Mesa County's "Warrant Wednesday." Have you seen this week's finalists?

Grand Junction Police has made arrests in a case involving Theft and Crimes Against An At-Risk Adult, thanks to leads from their Facebook page.