Homeless

A new homeless shelter is scheduled to break ground this fall in Grand Junction.

It may sound ludicrous, but should Grand Junction ban people from sitting or lying on city sidewalks?

We're just asking, does Grand Junction need a campground for homeless adults?

A homeless man in Grand Junction set a field on fire for the most ridiculous reason ever.

An event designed to help the community learn more about services available to those in need is this Friday (July 22) and Saturday (July 23) in Grand Junction.

You may spot this guy living outside on a corner right off the information superhighway.

There's a homeless guy in Houston named Thomas Smith, who recently got a nice break when an old friend said he could stay at her house for a while. Her name was not released, but she's 66, she's lived there for 40 years, and she's clearly very generous. But Thomas has already paid her back. Big time.

Anyone who thinks New York City is full of mean people really ought to take a look at this.

20-year-old Taylor Bradley is a mass communications student at Colorado Mesa University. She has found a way to not only communicate, but help the homeless in Grand Junction.

The plight of the homeless is well-documented, but every reminder is still powerful.