Gunshot Wounds Get Deadlier; Water Crisis In Towns; Puerto Ricans Find Homes In Colorado; Artists With Disabilities Challenge Assumptions

A study of Denver Health Medical Center patients shows gun wounds are getting larger and penetrate more deeply. Three towns south of Colorado Springs are dealing with water contamination. Faced with economic declines in Puerto Rico, some of the territory’s residents have moved to Colorado. The director of a Denver gallery that teaches art to the disabled will speak at an upcoming TEDxMileHigh event.

• In Denver, Gunshot Wounds Are Deadlier Than They Were A Decade Ago
• Colorado Town Of Security On High Alert During Contaminated Water Crisis
• New Public Art At Denver International Airport Comes With $6 Million Price Tag
• Helping People With Disabilities Make Art, And Money