Summer

Bolinger, the local National Weather Service and the Colorado Climate Center worked diligently on the confirmation process to determine if the newly recorded 115-degree temperature had made history.

From mosquitos bites, to going swimming, to cotton blowing around, it's all things summer.

A couple feet too many. That's how much.

Last Friday, June 22, marked the first day of summer for 2019. It also welcomed snow at elevations above 7,000 feet in Colorado.

Have a great summer?

This isn't new news, but it may be news to you.

If Colorado is raising a glass, it's most likely with this cocktail.

This is Grand Junction end of summer bucket list.

It's hard to believe that summer is almost over and school is starting soon. Here's how Grand Junction is getting ready for back to school time.

While the west slope is known for its blazing hot summer temperatures, the hottest temperature ever recorded in the state is far from western Colorado.