Health
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Colorado’s final ballot: 8 more measures voters will decide Nov. 3
Out-of-state money is backing several of Colorado’s newest ballot measures. Here’s what all eight would do, and who’s behind them.
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Coloradans are losing Medicaid. Here’s how Gabe Evans voted on health care
As thousands of Coloradans lose Medicaid under a law Rep. Gabe Evans backed, he also voted against restoring federal help that lowered marketplace insurance costs.
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Coloradans to face higher health insurance prices in 2027
The cost of health insurance is going up again in Colorado but a report due by year’s end on launching statewide ‘Medicare for All’ coverage could offer price relief down the road.
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Ferris Fire burn scar brings new risks to the landscape
Monsoon rainfall over the Ferris Fire burn area has moved rocks, branches, mud and other debris through parts of the watershed, as specialists assess how the fire altered soils and runoff across the landscape.
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Pueblo chiles, Rocky Ford melons safe to eat despite sewage spill
Despite a sewage spill into the Arkansas River, state officials say Lower Arkansas Valley produce such as Pueblo chiles is considered safe to eat this fall.
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The real math behind CO-8’s Medicaid ad war
Two outside groups are spending big in CO-8 over the same 2025 law—one calling it the largest rural health investment in history, the other warning of a 195% premium spike. We checked both claims against the state’s own numbers and found two Greeley and Brighton hospitals—and hundreds of thousands of Coloradans—caught in the middle.
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US food safety system under scrutiny after outbreaks in Colorado
Many Coloradans are worried about food safety, thanks to the rise in foodborne illnesses.
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Aurora council insists on cooperation from GEO Group over tuberculosis investigation at ICE facility
Aurora City Council approved a statement that demands GEO Group, which runs the immigration detention center in the city, cooperate with public health officials.
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Cyclosporiasis in Colorado: How to stay healthy
There have been at least 150 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis in Colorado in 2026.
