Recent developments in proposed merger between Kroger & Albertsons Companies
Today - We'll be discussing the recent developments in the proposed merger between City Market's parent company, Kroger, and Safeway's parent company, Albertsons Companies. This merger has been temporarily put on hold due to a pending trial in Colorado state court.
Teen who pleaded in father’s death again detained; defense claims falsehoods drive new allegation
Today. We take a look at a complex legal case involving a teenager accused of fatally shooting his father and the subsequent legal battles surrounding his pretrial release. Our story begins with a 17-year-old accused of shooting his father, Robert Stace, last December.
A legal dispute surrounding Colorado Outdoors Medical Center construction
Today - We'll be discussing a legal dispute surrounding the construction of the Colorado Outdoors Medical Center.
Commissioner candidate tells board to pump the brakes on hiring a new manager
If a proposed timeline to replace the recently resigned Montrose County manager goes as expected, there could be a formal offer to a candidate by late August. But making the hire now could create a burden to taxpayers, if the new board of county commissioners coming into office next January finds …
Recount on the way after HD58 lead flips to Suckla by 3 votes
The GOP House District 58 primary race is still seeing a razor-thin margin of victory; it’s just that the candidate in the lead has changed. Larry Don Suckla of Montezuma County had more votes than Delta’s Mark Roeber when the ballot curing process was done Friday — three more, 6,487 to 6,484.
San Miguel County sheriff, USFS warn of wires stretched across Wilson Mesa Trail
Someone has been stringing wires across area trails, prompting the San Miguel County Sheriff’s Office and the local Forest Service to issue a safety alert and temporarily close the Wilson Mesa Trail.
Montrose Pride vows to stay visible after alleged harassment during July 4 parade
The Montrose Pride float and parade participants were reportedly the targets of harassment during the Fourth of July parade — including alleged vehicle damage and hateful comments.
Have gun, can carry — Montrose County opts out of new state gun restrictions
Montrose County is opting out of a new state law that further restricts where firearms may be carried.
DMEA: 'Audacious' solar plan shaping up as a double-win
Delta-Montrose Electric Association’s latest solar plan is a little bit “audacious,” the local power cooperative’s chief engineering and energy resources officer says, but when it comes to fruition, it is expected to boost both rate and power supply stability.
No charges for officer who shot Delta man; DA finds justifiable 'mistaken belief in fact'
A Delta police officer who shot a man during a call on Bert Street last fall will not be charged for his use of force, even though he may have been mistaken about the man’s intent, District Attorney Seth Ryan determined.