Sam Klomhaus is a reporter for The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction, focusing on local news in Colorado. With a background in journalism, Sam covers a range of topics including city developments, crime stories, local government, and community events. Their work has also been featured in the Aspen Daily News.
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Sam Klomhaus focuses on local news, particularly government and politics in Grand Junction, Colorado. His coverage heavily features breaking news and government announcements which indicates a focus on timely developments within the community.
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By: Sam Klomhaus
Two people have been arrested and charged in connection with a shooting in Palisade that happened in October, the Palisade Police Department announced Tuesday.
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Wholesale retailer Costco is no longer planning to build a store in Grand Junction.
By: Sam Klomhaus
The 21st Judicial District has announced the beginning of a competency docket to address mental health concerns in court cases.
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of 12 The Buzz is now open as Grand Junction's seventh retail marijuana store. The store, located at Third Street and North Avenue, celebrated its grand opening last week.
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Brandon Pacheco, a 47-year-old inmate in the Mesa County Detention Facility, had never voted before Tuesday.
By: Sam Klomhaus
Changes are coming to the unhoused resource center at 261 Ute Ave., with funding for additional staff seemingly on the way and a new location now being scouted.
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A Grand Junction man who pleaded guilty to moving the body of a 16-year-old who had overdosed on fentanyl in 2021 was sentenced to four years in the Department of
By: Sam Klomhaus
Canna Care opened its doors for business on Friday, making it Grand Junction’s eighth retail marijuana store.
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The City of Grand Junction will not move forward with exempting secondhand stores from sales tax after a majority of City Council members expressed concerns with the idea.
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