I'll Defend 'Legitimate' Marijuana Businesses, Colorado AG Says
In the Washington Post, Coffman warns the Trump administration that it's "too late" to dismantle the industry.
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CU Study: Medicaid Expansion States, Like Colorado, Less Likely To See Hospitals Close
Read moreColorado ranks 44th in the nation for per capita Medicaid spending, in a report by the Kaiser Family Foundation.
Retired U.S. Navy Admiral Dropped Son At College. Four Days Later, His Child OD'd
Read moreAdmiral James Winnefeld was hopefuL but apprehensive about his son's recovery from heroin addiction. It wasn't long before he got the gut-wrenching call.
Can This Group Fill The Drug Treatment Void Left By Arapahoe House?
Read moreDenver non-profit Sobriety House says it has beds and programs available, but needs increased financial support to take on more clientele.
Why Denver Officials Want To Check Out Vancouver's Drug Scene
Read moreDenver officials will pay a visit this month to Vancouver to see if they can learn from that city's innovative approach to injection drug use.
At The Intersection Of More People And Increased Traffic: Tackling Colorado Air Quality
Read moreSome of the problems the new dean of the Colorado School of Public Health worked on in California are becoming issues to be addressed on Colorado's Front Range.
The Drug Bust That Never Happened
Read moreA recent article in the Washington Post details a Denver-based DEA investigation that linked the nation's largest drug company to suspicious narcotics sales. It says DEA investigators think the company, McKesson Corporation, was let off the hook too easily by federal attorneys.
Mines, CU Researchers Win Grant To Study Peterson AFB Groundwater Contamination
Read moreThe U.S. Air Force said that firefighting foam used in training from Peterson Air Force Base contaminated groundwater and soil at levels well above advised limits.
Severe Colorado Flu Season Puts More Than 500 In Hospital
Read moreState epidemiologist Dr. Rachel Herlihy says it's difficult to pinpoint what is causing the high numbers.
Colorado's Aid-In-Dying Law Gave His Wife The Peace She Sought, Herb Myers Says
Read moreHerb Myers' terminally ill wife was grateful for Colorado's aid-in-dying law. The process was more cumbersome than he anticipated, but much better than the alternative.
Trump Notwithstanding, Coloradans Sign Up For Health Care In Growing Numbers
Read moreObamacare survives, along with plenty of questions about its future, and for people who want to sign up for coverage under the program.
Out Of Money, Major Colorado Substance Abuse Treatment Center To Close
Read moreArapahoe House serves 5,000 patients per year. The decision to shutter the 42-year-old organization was approved by its board during a tearful meeting.
Aid In Dying Group Releases Early Numbers On Life-Ending Prescriptions For 2017
Read moreAbout a third of those who obtain a prescription decide in the end not to use the drug, according to the group Compassion and Choices.
Hickenlooper-Kasich Spearhead Letter To Congress For CHIP Funds
Read moreColorado has notified parents that funding is still in question for CHIP and asked that recipients start exploring other insurance options.
What Health Care Experts See For Colorado In The Tax Overhaul
Read moreThe House and Senate are considering major changes to the Affordable Care Act and other health care-related tax credits.
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