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County enacts moratorium on data centers as it updates land development code (opens the original)
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A solar farm in Mesa County is shown in this 2022 file photo. Community solar gardens are getting an update in the Mesa County land development code, moving from a use by right to a conditional use permit. Mesa County has enacted a one-year moratorium on data centers after residents expressed concerns about the centers possibly being constructed in the county. A data center is a facility used to house infrastructure for storing and processing digital information and artificial intelligence. Data
Judicial performance commission split on retaining Jennilynn Lawrence (opens the original)
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The 21st Judicial Districtâs Judicial Performance Commission was split 4-4 on whether to recommend Mesa County voters retain District Court Judge Jennilynn Lawrence on the bench. Lawrence was appointed to the Mesa County bench in 2024. The 21st Judicial District encompasses all of Mesa County. In Colorado, judges are appointed by the governor at the recommendation of local nomination commissions, and retained by voters. âAfter meeting with Judge Lawrence and reviewing her work over the past
Man charged with assault with deadly weapon after hitting his girlfriend with metal water bottle (opens the original)
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A Grand Junction man has been arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon after police said he hit his girlfriend in the head with a metal water bottle, rupturing her ear membrane. Kyle Schlepp, 37, has been charged with first-degree assault with a deadly weapon, second-degree assault with a deadly weapon, second-degree assault with intent to cause bodily injury by strangulation, third-degree assault, domestic violence, felony menacing and second-degree kidnapping. The victim reported
No charges for GJPD officers in Dairy Queen shooting (opens the original)
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The Grand Junction police officers who shot 31-year-old Patti Wilson on June 19 in the Dairy Queen parking lot will not face criminal charges, according to 21st Judicial District Attorney Dan Rubinstein. Wilson died after fleeing the scene in a car. The Mesa County Coronerâs Office said her death was a result of two gunshot wounds sustained in the incident. The incident was investigated by the Critical Incident Response Team, which is made up of local law enforcement agencies and the District
MCSO: little can be done in head and hands investigation (opens the original)
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The investigation into a human head and hands found at a residence on Pinyon Avenue in January 2024 has stalled as the technology that could move the investigation forward does not yet exist, according to the Mesa County Sheriffâs Office. The remains, which were discovered by people cleaning out a recently sold home, were identified as 16-year-old Amanda Overstreet, the biological daughter of the homeâs previous owner. There is no record Overstreet was ever reported missing, although she had
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