Agency: Measure Would Put Most Of State Off-Limits To Wells
Colorado regulators say a proposal to require new oil and gas wells to be at least 2,500 feet from homes and schools would leave 90 percent of the state off-limits to future drilling.
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Colorado regulators say a proposal to require new oil and gas wells to be at least 2,500 feet from homes and schools would leave 90 percent of the state off-limits to future drilling.
For every peace officer who dies in the line of duty far more are taking their own lives, and peace officers are asking for help.
A man in Lone Tree was given the Red Cross' highest award on Tuesday after he helped save the life of his coworker last October.
A 2-month-old baby in Pueblo is being called a living miracle after surviving a heart transplant.
Blood donations typically drop before and during holiday weekends and that has Bonfils Blood Center asking for donations before the unofficial start of summer.
New Mexico became the first state to sue the federal government and the owners of two mines over the release of 3 million gallons of wastewater from a southern Colorado mine, seeking tens of millions of dollars Monday for environmental and economic damage caused by the spill.
The health impacts of those living miles away from a former nuclear weapons plant are being studied, more than 25 years after it closed down.
There are 5.4 million cases of non-melanoma cancer each year -- 8500 people a day -- a number that includes Colorado's Attorney General.
The federal government and Colorado have made little progress in remedying damage from the release of millions of gallons of wastewater from a southern Colorado mine last year, New Mexico's top prosecutor charged in a pair of scathing letters sent to officials this week.
Investigators found no indications of improper scheduling lists at one VA specialty medical clinic in Grand Junction and two in Denver, the Veterans Affairs Department said Friday.
Congress is showing an increasing willingness to let VA doctors talk to veterans about medical marijuana in states where it's legal, although final approval is far from certain.
For the past decade, a group of friends and family members known as Patty's Pack has been a fixture at Bike MS, the annual cycling fundraiser that benefits the National MS Society.
Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a bill into law on Thursday that will help teen moms stay in school by waiving previously required legal action for child support.
One woman is crediting timely medical care with the Mobile Stroke Treatment in helping her stroke recovery process.
A new study shows that more children than ever are being poisoned by e-cigarettes.
