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Front Range Community College announced it has received approval for a four-year Bachelor's of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree as the state tries to create more ways to get students into this career path and address the nurse shortage.
A father and daughter are gearing up for the 29th Courage Classic Bicycle Tour. They will ride with their team in honor of the little girl they lost to a chronic genetic disease.
Communities in Colorado are coming together to help a boy in Castle Rock suffering from a debilitating and ultra-rare condition.
Volunteer dermatologists are in Littleton for two days this week offering free skin cancer screenings inside a 38-foot RV. It is part of a mobile education program called Destination: Healthy Skin.
A new study by Colorado State University in Fort Collins finds that cannabis is helping to significantly reduce the frequency of seizures in epileptic dogs.
A young cancer survivor is urging others to help raise money to fund research performed in Colorado.
After 17 years of living in her Centennial apartment apartment, Nancy Wright is packing it all up.
Alfred Lucero served in Vietnam in 1969. During his time in the service he was exposed to the chemical Agent Orange.
Opioid addiction has become a national health crisis. Addiction affects one in three people and every day; 174 people die in the United States due to drug over dose.
The South Adams County Water & Sanitation District has shut down three wells after potentially harmful chemicals used in firefighting foam and manufacturing were found in the water.
One woman received a new heart, liver and kidney thanks to the generosity of others. It's easier than ever to sign up to be a donor.
The CDC said more people have gotten sick in a multistate outbreak of salmonella illness linked to recalled Kellogg's Honey Smacks cereal.
One man has been on the transplant waiting list for a year now waiting to have a transplant at Porter Adventist Hospital but now the facility has suspended its program.
A nationwide ban on smoking in public housing facilities will take effect at the end of July.
There are 232 patients of Porter Adventist Hospital who must find a new program if they want to remain eligible for a transplant while the program is inactive.
