A major step forward to keep flames from tearing through Grand Junction neighborhoods.
The Grand Junction Fire Department’s 2021 was marked by growth, both in infrastructure and calls for service, according to the department’s recently released annual report.
It’s fire prevention week, a time used by the fire department to educate the community on how to stay safe in case of a fire. Now, a homeowner is sharing her experience to warn the public about why it’s essential to have a fire emergency plan
The idea behind regenerative agriculture is to use natural cycles to keep land healthy. That’s why the city of Grand Junction just put goats on its payroll to do what goats do best.
On Sunday, the Grand Junction Fire Department hosted an open house at Fire Station 3.
“If you see next door, we’re tearing down the old station,” said Fire Cheif Ken Watkins.
On Friday, September 9th, a Grand Junction Fire Department Wildland Team deployed with Brush 6 to California for the Mosquito Fire. The four-person crew could be gone for up to two weeks. On deployments, the crew can help create defensible space...
The smokey haze in the sky on Monday around the Grand Valley is the product smoke from wildfires. The fires are burning from Idaho and Utah to Wyoming, Montana, and the Dakotas, and the smoke is blowing southward into Colorado.
Labor Day weekend is right around the corner, and for many people that means firing up the grill, going camping, or going down the river.
The city of Grand Junction is looking for artists to develop artwork for a future fire station.
The artwork and installation will be for Grand Junction Fire Station No. 8.
An Excessive Heat Watch is in effect for Grand Junction and the rest of the Grand Valley effective from Noon Friday until 8 PM Saturday.
The Grand Junction Fire Department celebrated the graduation of 19 new recruits from the academy Friday at the Grand Junction Convention Center.
It’s all about the heat this weekend as temperatures are expected to hit surpass 100 degrees for several days in a row.
The Grand Junction Fire Department urges the public to take extra precautions to beat the heat.
Update: The woman who was taken to the hospital after being pulled out of the river near the 5th Street Bridge has died.