Good morning, Grand Junction.

The U.S. Supreme Court reversed part of a federal appeals ruling approving an 88-mile railway that may bring 350,000 barrels per day of oil through western Colorado, including Grand Junction.

Local groups worry about oil spills & wildfires while officials will use legal means to protect community health and environment.

Despite light snowfall so far, residents in Grand Junction are keeping active by snowboarding when possible and biking in milder weather.

Many are taking advantage of clear trails, rock climbing at Unaweep Canyon, or enjoying cozy indoor moments with family (and keeping winter gear close).

Winter has arrived but snowfall remains lighter than expected, so Grand Junction residents are enjoying milder days with outdoor adventures and indoor comforts today.

Locals remain prepared for a burst of snow as the forecast decides what to bring.

Okagawa Farms is for sale at $1.85 million as operators Frank and Leta Nieslanik plan to run the market for one more season before a January RV trip and mentoring a new owner—offering 300 rented acres, heated greenhouses and senior water rights; the 34-year market has been a local staple.