New Law Gives Mental Health Response System A Makeover
Gov. John Hickenlooper has signed a bill into law that overhauls the state's mental health response system and de-criminalizes mental illness.
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Gov. John Hickenlooper has signed a bill into law that overhauls the state's mental health response system and de-criminalizes mental illness.
On Saturday, May 20, two retirees will head out for a 60-day bicycle ride that will take them 4,068 miles over 60 days and 12 states to raise money for the KATA Foundation.
The City of Boulder is getting closer to rolling out its tax on sugary drinks.
A teenager from Erie has made his Eagle Scout Service Project personal. It is a lesson in understanding and compassion.
A state lawmaker has opened up about the most private and painful part of her life as she fights for laws aimed at addressing the opioid epidemic.
Two pet dogs have tested positive for rabies in Colorado, the first cases among dogs since 2003.
A woman says she was sickened by an octopus-like sludge found in a bottle of Vita Coco coconut water.
A coroner says a 16-year-old South Carolina high school student who collapsed and died in a classroom had heart problems caused by drinking too much caffeine.
Singer-songwriter Kenny Loggins made a surprise visit to patients at Denver Health Medical Center on Saturday.
As the school year wraps up and the weather heats up, children will be riding their bicycles and scooters during summer break. One organization is hoping to keep them safe.
A Wyoming new mom is celebrating Mother's Day with three identical baby girls.
Michelle Obama on Friday criticized a Trump administration decision to delay federal rules aimed at making school lunch healthier, saying kids will end up "eating crap" instead.
Every 40 seconds someone in the U.S. suffers a stroke and UCHealth teamed up with the Colorado Rockies to get word out.
If you want to live longer, move to Summit County. A new study shows the life expectancy in "Colorado's Playground" is the highest in the nation at 87 years old.
On May 12, a Colorado couple is challenging people around the world to do a dozen acts of kindness. It is their way of honoring their twin sons who died before their first birthday.
