Fruita Colorado

In a town known for its stunning views, a shocking incident reminds everyone that danger can strike anywhere.

A late-night drive turned into a life-altering moment for a Grand Junction icon. The support he’s receiving shows just how connected this community is.

As the snow dusts the red rock, wildlife comes alive in unexpected ways; January in the Monument offers a refreshingly different look at this iconic landscape.

With a population bump in Grand Junction, the appeal of sunny skies and outdoor adventures is hard to resist.

Western Colorado just witnessed one of the best displays of the aurora borealis in years. Did you catch it, or were you dreaming through it?

With golden leaves and fewer crowds, late fall at Colorado National Monument paints a picture perfect for anyone craving a little tranquility outdoors.

Imagine cruising through stunning canyon vistas, where every twist and turn on the Kokopelli Trails opens up a new adventure for mountain bikers.

A closer look reveals that the mental health crisis is impacting our youth more than ever, with staggering stats that demand our attention.

Against all odds, Mike the Wyandotte chicken lived for 18 headless months in 1945–47, becoming a sideshow star, funding his owner’s truck, and inspiring an annual festival and statue in Fruita, Colorado.

Fruita, Colorado, once had a law that discriminated against African Americans, which was repealed in 1952.

One national contest is celebrating the best of the best when it comes to public bathrooms and Colorado made the ranking this year.

Explore the haunted past of Fruita and Grand Junction, unearth chilling stories from the 1880s in these historic Colorado towns.