Women, The Pandemic & Addiction: Recovering Alcoholic Describes Falling To The Bottom & Climbing Back Up
A Rand Corporation study showed women increase heavy drinking, defined as four or more drinks within a couple hours, by more than 40%.
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A Rand Corporation study showed women increase heavy drinking, defined as four or more drinks within a couple hours, by more than 40%.
Across Colorado, companies in various industries are struggling to fill positions. Colorado's Department of Labor and Employment says the data does not indicate a labor shortage.
Mapping of Colorado's COVID cases shows a concentration of cases in many underserved neighborhoods in Denver.
Health officials in Larimer County are warning of an increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations after cases doubled in recent weeks.
A disaster preparedness coalition of health organizations in Colorado is taking action to prevent widespread staff shortages in health care.
The Medical Center of Aurora unveiled a new memorial on Thursday that honors patients who died from COVID-19.
When it comes to COVID-19 outbreaks, health experts say we're not out of the woods yet.
More than 600 cases of the delta variant have been confirmed in Mesa County -- most of them in just the past two weeks.
There are growing concerns about the Delta variant of COVID-19 in Colorado.
Colorado State University has announced it will no longer require masks on its Fort Collins campus.
The Denver Department of Public Health and Environment wants residents and pet owners to know about potentially deadly blue-green algae at Sloan Lake.
School districts across the State of Colorado are now evaluating whether or not they will require masks in classrooms during the 2021-2022 school year after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced vaccinated teachers and students no longer need to wear masks in schools.
A program that started out as just a pilot is now showing it is so successful that other cities are hoping to copy Denver.
The cause of the death has yet to be confirmed by the La Plata County Coroner's Office, but state health officials suspect the yersinia pestis bacteria is associated with the passing of a young girl.
Gov. Jared Polis has ended the state's COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Order nearly 17 months after he first issued it.
