HIV-Positive Surgery Tech Pleads Guilty In Painkiller Theft
A former hospital surgery technician accused of stealing painkiller syringes in Colorado, possibly exposing patients to HIV, pleaded guilty on Tuesday afternoon.
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A former hospital surgery technician accused of stealing painkiller syringes in Colorado, possibly exposing patients to HIV, pleaded guilty on Tuesday afternoon.
Colorado's legalization of recreational marijuana has led to an increase in the number of babies being born THC-positive.
The oil and gas industry may not be to blame if northeastern Colorado tap water is so full of methane it can be set on fire, researchers say.
Crews are returning to the scene of a massive mine waste spill in southwestern Colorado to stabilize the mine opening with steel bracing and concrete.
Ten-year-old Julia is teaching her 7-month-old puppy Walter a whole new way to communicate with sign language.
Supporters launched a campaign to raise the tobacco tax by $1.75 per pack in Colorado on Wednesday. They say the initiative is about creating a healthier Colorado.
The military will pay $4.3 million for filters in public water systems outside Colorado Springs and is speeding up its investigation into whether potentially harmful chemicals in the water came from nearby Peterson Air Force Base.
Low level radioactive sludge is being removed from a water treatment plant in Englewood, following a CBS4 investigation.
There's a new effort to improve health care for members of the LGBTQ community.
The swim beach at Boulder Reservoir reopened Tuesday after it was closed due to elevated bacteria levels.
The smallest patients at the Children's Hospital Colorado are celebrating Independence Day with pride.
Denverites gathered Saturday at City Park to support a city councilman who was suddenly diagnosed with a rare form of cancer.
A hospital surgery technician accused of stealing painkiller syringes in Colorado, possibly exposing patients to HIV, plans to plead guilty.
The new construction bosses at an over-budget veterans hospital outside Denver say they're saving money by scaling back landscaping and using Colorado stone instead of Brazilian imports.
There is a new weapon for fighting addiction to heroin and painkillers. The FDA has approved an implant that can curb craving and withdrawal for six months.
