Vandalism

The Mesa County Sheriff's Office and the Grand Junction Police Department have received numerous reports over the last several days of cars being vandalized.

A downtown Grand Junction business was vandalized and police are asking for help identifying the people who did it.

The Grand Junction Police Department is attempting to find those responsible for vandalizing a house under construction with spray paint.

The BLM is offering a cash reward for identification of the people who spray painted rocks in the Dominguez-Escalante National Conservation Area.

Authorities are searching for those responsible for vandalizing the Colorado National Monument with spray paint.

Great progress has been made producing machinery powered by alternative fuels. A Grand Junction construction company will tell you gravel is not one of them.

Graffiti is not the kind of holiday decorating downtown merchants wanted, but vandals gave it to them anyway and it wasn't even close to artistic or holiday themed.

This is a very, very wrong way to take a bathroom break and at the same time completely redefines what most people think it is supposed to be.

Players from McLennan Community College in Texas were cited after vandalizing part of the Alcove Nature Trail on the Colorado National Monument. Here is what I have to say about the incident.

In response to the recent vandalism at Hanging Lake and other trails or scenic areas in Colorado, there's now a place where you see photos of the people and places that are 'Trail Trash.'