Good morning, Grand Junction.

James Daniel Bishop, suspected in Dale Williams’s disappearance in May 1999, was released from custody by the Montrose County sheriff after his October 2024 arrest; 7th Judicial District District Attorney Anna Cooling said she dismissed the case (without prejudice) so it can be refiled (if new evidence arises).

Grand Junction residents say local elections matter because they let independent candidates make headway and stress the need to research issues—voters can drop off ballots or vote in person at Mesa County Central Services at 200 S.

Spruce Street by 7 p.m. today.

City water crews will begin a two-week hydrant testing program on Monday, April 14—starting in Orchard Mesa and ending at 29 Road and Orchard Avenue.

Homeowners may see discolored water during daily flushing from 7:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m.—a normal part of maintaining water quality.

Grand Junction City Council voted unanimously on April 2 to change impact fee policies that raise fees on new developments to support parks, fire, police and transportation.

The fees will increase in six steps starting Jan. 1, 2026—and they will adjust with inflation as city staff and officials balanced infrastructure needs with housing cost concerns.

Limited dyslexia diagnosing services force families from rural areas to travel for testing—Dyslexia Foundation of Western Colorado partners with local providers to offer educational evaluations and faces long waitlists and high out-of-pocket costs.

Health Solutions announced today it acquired Grand Junction’s Mind Springs Health—renaming it Health Solutions West—and will take over its programs immediately.

CEO Jason Chippeaux said current clients will continue to receive care at existing locations.

Mind Springs Health was acquired on April 7 by Health Solutions and renamed Health Solutions West.

CEO Jason Chippeaux said current patients continued receiving services as local staff were engaged to maintain care quality while the non-profit begins its first expansion into western Colorado—ensuring no disruption in care.

Tucker Wetmore Concert

6:00-7:30 p.m. — Warehouse25sixty-five Kitchen + Bar — Ticket info available — Get ready for an exciting outdoor concert featuring country music star Tucker Wetmore.

BEE GEES GOLD - The Tribute

6-9 p.m. — Warehouse25sixty-five Kitchen + Bar — Tickets & Tables on Sale — Experience a vibrant tribute to the legendary Bee Gees with live renditions of their timeless hits.

The Unlikely Candidates Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Mesa Theater — Enjoy live music with The Unlikely Candidates and special guests Hillbilly Riot.

Crime Stoppers of Mesa County Car Show

10 AM – 3 PM — Mesa County Fairgrounds — Join the community for an exciting day showcasing classic cars while supporting a great cause.

Grand Valley Job Fair

10 AM – 2 PM — Lincoln Park — Free entry — Connect with local employers and explore career opportunities at this community-focused job fair.

Damage Inc. Tribute to Metallica

8-11 p.m. — Warehouse25sixty-five Kitchen + Bar — Tickets & tables available — Experience the electrifying performance of Southern California's premier Metallica tribute band.

Do The '80s Pub Crawl

4:30-9 p.m. — The Feisty Pint — 25% OFF with code RAD25 — Get ready for a totally tubular night of '80s nostalgia with contests and prizes at this vibrant pub crawl.

Spirit Mother Concert

7-10 p.m. — Copeka Coffee — Entry fee not specified — Experience the heavy rock sound of Spirit Mother infused with folk and classical influences.

Cinco De Mayo Street Dance

6-10 p.m. — Downtown Grand Junction — Free entry — Dance the night away with Candace Vargas and NortherN 505 at this lively celebration.

Dwight Yoakam in Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Amphitheater at Las Colonias Park — $85.00 - $175.00 + fees — Experience live music from a legendary country artist with multiple Grammy awards and a rich album history.