The centers say they educate people with unplanned pregnancies on options other than abortion, but legislators and activist groups say they mislead patients.

Less than a year since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, pregnant people are once again traveling thousands of miles to seek abortion care.

With Twitter in some tumult, we discuss emerging alternatives with CU Boulder computational social scientist Brian Keegan. He reminds people that, when it comes to social media, "your eyeballs are the product." Keegan guides us towards making a new year's resolution for screentime.

Researchers have been studying legal cannabis's impact on health, public safety and the economy, but there’s still so much more to learn.

Kaiser Permanente in Colorado is now offering expanded abortion services to its patients in response to long wait times at abortion clinics.  In a statement, the healthcare provider said that in the past, patients were referred to external partners, including Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, for care.

The state health department’s preliminary numbers for 2022 show the predicted influx of residents from states where abortion is illegal is underway, overwhelming Colorado providers

Between 2017 and 2020, 554 patients were prescribed aid-in-dying medication to end their lives in a peaceful way.

Rapid, at-home tests have been in high demand, but they may not tell you if you have COVID.

Many library systems found out about the state's mask program at the same time the public did.

The two companies operate these 11 sites in Colorado.

Evan Bontrager credits enrolling in the New Life Program at the Denver Rescue Mission with getting back on his feet.

"There's more there than FEMA. There's a lot of other services."

How can you tell the difference between COVID-19, a cold or the flu? And what does omicron change?

And two young brothers made a big choice: what color bikes should they get?

State health officials announced the findings Tuesday and also said those with COVID-19 booster shots are almost 50 times less likely to be hospitalized than unvaccinated people.

The nonprofit has seen many regulars over the years for its Thanksgiving banquet. This year, it’s welcomed more people experiencing homelessness for the first time.