Income, race, geography and other factors contribute to wide disparities in health outcomes across our state. We report on how Colorado residents are impacted by these inequities, and what they're doing about it.
Administering the COVID-19 vaccine to people experiencing homelessness was always going to be difficult. Colorado is making it appreciably harder.
Stagnating wages and the pandemic are accelerating efforts underway in the Denver metro area to provide housing and services.
Understaffed shelters in western Colorado are straining to care for people experiencing homelessness, including those testing positive for the coronavirus.
The devastation of the coronavirus in long-term care facilities has brought new urgency and creativity to the work of getting people out of them.
A church pastor and congregation in Colorado’s Eagle Valley have created new support systems during difficult times.
Repeated attempts at eviction moratoriums have not kept everyone housed during the pandemic.
Cars, wildfires and global warming are creating respiratory risks like never before, but officials worry not enough people are aware.
Even in one of Colorado’s most famously rural locales, poor air quality and its impacts have become impossible to ignore.
Confronting the double crisis of the decline of coal jobs and a pandemic, some people in the northwest Colorado city of Craig are finding silver linings.
In a time when education is disrupted for many kids, Colorado libraries are finding creative ways to support literacy.
Pilots across Colorado have resulted in drastically reduced numbers of arrests or emergency department transports, instead providing people with mental health support.
The inherent challenges of preparing to become a mother as a teenager have only been magnified in recent months.
