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New rules for packaging of both medical and retail marijuana products go into effect Oct. 1. The new packaging requirements have been designed to make the packages safer for adults and less appealing to children.
Hundreds of cyclists hit the road in Parker on Saturday with a special mission.
This November Colorado voters will be asked to decide on Proposition 106 which is the Colorado End of Life Options Act -- known as assisted suicide.
Public health agencies in southern Colorado are issuing warnings while they investigate an outbreak of infections linked to raw milk.
A diagnosis of diabetes is life changing. One Colorado Springs man relies on the kindness of others to help him manage his Type 1 diabetes.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers formally asked the U.S. Justice Department Thursday to investigate whether Veterans Affairs Department executives lied to Congress to conceal massive cost overruns at a Denver-area hospital.
There's a way for breast cancer patients to undergo chemotherapy and keep their hair. It's the first FDA-FDA-cleared scalp cooling system that minimizes hair loss.
The American Diabetes Association in Colorado is combining three events for one big Tour de Cure event.
Marijuana pioneer Colorado is poised to add post-traumatic stress disorder to its medical marijuana program, joining 18 other states that consider PTSD a condition treatable by pot.
12-year old D.J. Smith is raising money for the ADA's Tour de Cure so that one day a cure for Type 1 diabetes will allow him to blow up his diabetes supplies.
Thyroid surgery can leave a very visible scar on the neck, but a doctor in Denver is changing that.
Coloradans shopping for health insurance will see double-digit rate hikes next year, a result of insurers leaving the market and cutting plans.
Rep. Diana DeGette believes Colorado deserves federal funding to the fight opioid problem in Colorado.
The parents of a little girl who's fighting cancer say the police in Lakewood have restored their faith in humanity.
The Colorado Board of Education has decided to let school districts decide what limits they want to place on the sale of some beverages at high schools during school hours.
