Video of Dairy Queen shooting appears to show officers firing at moving car
A video obtained by The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction Police shooting a person in the Dairy Queen parking lot June 19 appears to show officers shooting at a vehicle.
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Students learn to make chocolate, ‘from bean to bar’
Carter O’Donnell gently dumps out bars of chocolate that he and other middle schoolers made during a Culinary Creation Lab: Chocolate From Bean to Bar to Bonbons class at CMU Tech taught by Chef Keanan Kar...
Boats and gear left behind during Snyder Fire rescue retrieved, river reopens
When more than 120 people were rescued from the Colorado River during the early hours of the wildfire that would become known as the Snyder Fire on June 27 and
Gold Mountain Fire 3% contained, Snyder Fire mop up continues
The Gold Mountain Fire burning northeast of Ouray grew another 1,000 acres from Sunday to Monday and is now at 3% containment.
Taggart dubbed 'health champion' for legislative work
Rep. Rick Taggart speaks in support of propositions LL and MM, which work in tandem to extend the state’s Healthy School Meals for All program, during an outdoor press conference at Rocky Mountain Elementa...
Parent sues D51 over student's learning plan removal
A parent is suing Mesa County Valley School District 51 in federal court alleging the district improperly ignored her child’s disability in revoking the student’s specialized learning plan after the
Autism advocate shares experience and opinions to large crowd at CMU
Different, not less. This message was conveyed strongly by renowned autism advocate Temple Grandin to a at Colorado Mesa University on July 1.
Gold Mountain Fire grows to more than 26,000 acres; crews mopping up Snyder Fire,
The Gold Mountain Fire burning northeast of Ouray has been measured at 26,405 acres as of Sunday morning, according to an update from the incident management team.
Blues Traveler's Kinchla, Gin Blossoms' Wilson talk careers ahead of tour-launching GJ show
Seasoned rock bands Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms and Spin Doctors are performing in Grand Junction at Las Colonias Park Ampitheater on Monday, July 6, with the show starting at 6
Delta measles case officially contained
This summer’s measles case in a Delta child has been contained without additional infections, as revealed in a Sentinel inquiry to Delta County Public Health and the Colorado Department of
Man who killed 4 to be released from mental hospital
A man who killed four people in Rifle in 2001 is leaving the Colorado Mental Health Hospital, at least temporarily.
'Improvement on the horizon' for safety at Canyon View tennis courts
For more than a year, signs have declared “Play at your own risk” at four tennis courts at Canyon View Park.
Western Slope lawmakers take Colorado River managers to task
Western Slope lawmakers had harsh words for water managers at a state committee hearing last week, questioning whether Colorado has done enough to avoid a lawsuit with its downstream neighbors.
Snyder Fire 95% contained
The Snyder Fire is nearly contained, according to the morning update from the Rocky Mountain Complex Incident Management Team 1.
Fourth of July food and fun
This year commemorates the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
Groups to hold listening session on water issues, climate change
The GJ Cleantech Business Coalition, Western Colorado Alliance, 350 CO, Sierra Club Colorado, Third Act CO, and other groups plan to hold a listening session at the Mesa County Central Library (443 N. Sixth...
Helicopter water drops key to Glade Park protection
The helicopter pilot gently sets down the massive machine in a wide swath of pasture outside Loma.
CMU announces exec board for water center
Colorado Mesa University has named nine people as members of the newly formed executive board for the Ruth Powell Hutchins Water Center, and school representatives say they hope it’ll propel
Rising to the occasion: Well-known flagpole has new home at CMU
Ann received her bachelor's degree in English writing from Taylor University in Indiana. Ann and her husband have two children and a rascal called Wimbledon, a miniature schnauzer named for their love of ten...
Nearly forgotten time capsule unsealed in De Beque
De Beque Mayor Shanelle Hansen smiles alongside Marge Mackey on June 26 while holding up a Nov. 3, 1976 edition of The Daily Sentinel newspaper, one of many document and letters found inside a 50-year-old ti...
Eurovision, eh? Canada will compete at the glitzy song contest in 2027
Canada is set to compete in the Eurovision Song Contest for the first time next year. The European Broadcasting Union and Canadian broadcaster CBC announced that Canada will join the
Memorial service for firefighters is Sunday
A memorial service to pay tribute to the three fallen firefighters is scheduled for from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sunday at Las Colonias Park Amphitheater, 925 Struthers Ave.
Independence Monument July 4th climb returns
File photo: Mesa County Search and Rescue member Jose Iglesias folds the American flag to fit into his small pack to take on the climb and be placed at the top of Independence Monument on July 4, 2023.
Glade Park community shows support for firefighters at meeting with team managing Snyder Fire
The residents of Glade Park packed their small community center Thursday evening to hear an update on the Snyder Fire, which was still burning several miles away, and showed their