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Bonfils Blood Center is holding a jobs fair for the first time in 15 years.
A Colorado congressman is criticizing the Veterans Affairs Department for refusing to release a report on its internal investigation into huge cost overruns at a VA medical center under construction in Aurora.
It's not just the haze that is bad for you, it's the small particulates from smoke that can harm your airways and your health. Wildfires and weather are adding up to some not-so-breathable air, Dr. Dave Hnida writes.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is starting to test mosquitoes for the West Nile virus.
The deputy secretary of the Veterans Affairs Department was back in Colorado on Wednesday to meet with contractors to check on the progress of the still unfinished VA hospital in Aurora.
Kellogg's is recalling cookies and brownies because of undisclosed peanuts.
The No. 2 official in the Veterans Affairs Department is making another visit to the site of the budget-busting VA hospital outside Denver.
Best friends now have a lifesaving connection. At the end of May, both young women had surgery at the University of Colorado Hospital on the same day. One gave the other a portion of her liver.
People around the world are urged to donate blood on Tuesday as part of an international campaign to boost the supply in blood banks for World Blood Donor Day.
New data on air pollution from fracking wells in Colorado will be a big help in assessing whether the emissions are harmful to human health, state officials say.
Time is up for people to comment on a proposed Superfund cleanup for leaking mines in southwestern Colorado, and not many have spoken up.
Tri-county health officials need help identifying who ate at Pho 75 on 2050 S. Havana Street.
Researchers say an over the counter treatment for diarrhea is being used by drug abusers to get high. According to a study done in the Annals of Emergency Medicine, people are overdosing on anti-diarrhea drugs, like Imodium, with sometimes deadly consequences.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says it's giving the Navajo Nation $465,000 to monitor water quality in the San Juan River for contamination from a massive mine waste spill last August.
Some 2,000 runners hit the streets on Sunday for the 11th annual Strides for Epilepsy 5K.
