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Governor Jared Polis of Colorado had his home vandalized over the weekend and Denver Police want to know who is responsible.

Colorado Mesa University's Andrew Wolff just filed his 24th patent. Dr. Wolff filed a patent for a substance that can remove graffiti, which he's tested in GJ.

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.

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

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.

The Grand Junction Police Department is attempting to locate and question two people who may be connected to a recent vandalism case.

The Mesa County Sheriff's Department is searching for information on the current vandalism that happened in a Clifton neighborhood.

Vandalism is becoming more and more of a problem. Crime Stoppers of Mesa County is asking for your help to catch these criminals.

From Spain and the U.K. to Brooklyn and L.A., men and women with cans of spray paint or a brush in their hands are busy creating remarkable art for the rest of us to ponder and enjoy.