HealthColorado approaches new pandemic peak as COVID hospitalizations top 1,500 and only 75 ICU beds remain availableBy John Daley
HealthAn ongoing mental health emergency for Colorado kids needs to be met with a major infusion of funding, experts sayBy John Daley
HealthSix Denver metro counties will require proof of vaccination at unseated, indoor events with 500 or more peopleBy Paolo Zialcita
HealthTo slow hospitalizations, Polis promotes monoclonal antibodies. But doctors say the treatment is hard to findBy Ben Markus
JusticeColorado doesn’t have enough resources to treat people deemed incompetent to stand trial, so the state is turning to private hospitalsBy Allison Sherry
HealthColorado COVID booster shots get green light from Polis, ahead of federal authorizationBy John Daley
HealthColorado could exceed hospital capacity in December as Polis pushes boosters, but no mask mandate in sightBy John Daley
EnvironmentColorado researchers say N95 masks can also protect against wildfire smoke. The other kinds? Not so muchBy Miguel Otárola
HealthWith Colorado hospitals full and short-staffed, some health care providers may need to work in roles they aren’t certified forBy John Daley
HealthWATCH: Gov. Polis gives update on vaccinating children against COVID in ColoradoBy Colorado Public Radio Staff
Health‘Because it helps me.’ Colorado Springs clinic starts vaccinating children against COVID-19By Claire Cleveland
HealthChildren are now eligible for the Pfizer COVID Vaccine. Here’s what you need to knowBy Claire Cleveland
Government and PoliticsInterview: Polis, who paid no federal income tax for three years, says the rich are being taxed the wrong wayBy Michelle P. Fulcher