From the Grand Junction Sentinel, October 2023

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick unwound his ties to Cantor Fitzgerald as the billionaire financier joined the Trump administration.

While American families pay more under Trump, MAGA Inc. donors are collecting contracts, pardons, and favorable regulatory actions. Now their money is funding a flurry of ads in battleground states an...

President Donald Trump's political wartiest has spent much of the 2026 midterm election campaign cycle on the sidelines despite pleas from Republicans.

Sometimes the best of both worlds is the easiest solution

Amazon's cloud computing division said on Friday it would invest more than $1 billion over the next five ​years in US communities where it has data centers and ‌vowed to tackle their impacts on electr...

About 400 constituents packed a Grand Junction church in February 2025 to ask their new congressman questions. He never answered the invitation. Asked why, he said he wasn't interested in 'political t...

The Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) was supposed to help rural hospitals deal with cuts to federal funding as a result of H.R. 1, or the “One

Protests against data centers have exploded across the US, with communities revolting against a multitude of proven damaging effects on energy prices,

Low water devastated recreation; effects on fish and electrical production could be next

Before last year’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” began to take shape, Donald Trump and Republicans had promised two key things: They wouldn’t touch Medicaid and they would show fiscal discipline

As a record breaking El Niño continues to grow in the Eastern Pacific, climate scientist Daniel Swain explains what may be in store for the next year as we brace for an El Niño “so far above anything…

Protests against data centers have exploded across the US, with communities revolting against a multitude of proven damaging effects on energy prices,

Administration floats alternative ideas to export ban after heavy oil industry protest.

New video shows a Waymo robotaxi driving down a closed road and through a Denver farmers market.

The party is putting up a costly defense of states and districts that President Trump won easily in 2024. And in places like Georgia, strategists wonder if it’s too late.

The president has upset a reliably Republican rural voter base ahead of the midterms.