Montrose News

A decommissioned coal plant near Montrose High School is getting a second life, and the plan involves climbing walls, kayaking, and a $3.3 million federal cleanup.

When summer temps in Montrose push toward 100 degrees, the Uncompahgre River stops being just scenery — it becomes the plan for the day.

Summer's here, and so is the construction chaos in Montrose. Buckle up for some serious detours on your daily commute.

Imagine cruising back to the 60s with hundreds of classic cars and a couple of iconic films. That’s the magic brewing at Montrose’s drive-in.

With the rivers running low and summer on the horizon, water concerns are top of mind for many Coloradans.

This week marks 144 years for Montrose, where the past blends seamlessly with today’s outdoor adventures and agricultural roots.

With seasonal flights to L.A. and more connections, Montrose is becoming a gateway to the world. Let’s take a closer look.

Since July 10, the South Rim Fire has burned 85% of the Black Canyon’s South Rim, closing roads and the west side of Blue Mesa Reservoir.

Learn how this town's origins as a mining supply center evolved into a flourishing agricultural community, intertwined with the history of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad.

Cyber criminals are trying to get your personal banking information by call, email and text messages. Here's what to watch for and what you need to know about this phishing scam.