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CBS4's Jeff Todd has covered the story since the beginning, so he answered some of the big questions in an effort to provide you with basic information on the many issues.
Health experts say a Mesa County woman is recovering after being hospitalized for tularemia, also known as rabbit fever.
Toxic wastewater from a mine continues to spill into the Animas River in La Plata County and has reached the confluence with the San Juan River in New Mexico.
A yellow sludge spilling from a shuttered gold mine into a southwestern Colorado river has reached northern New Mexico, a state official said Saturday.
Volunteers and staff from Craig Hospital hosted an outing for some lucky patients on Friday.
For the first time in more than 20 years, a Boulder resident has tested positive for plague. And it's putting some on alert.
CBS4 Health Specialist Kathy Walsh met one woman fighting ovarian cancer with both chemotherapy and compassion.
A Boulder resident has tested positive for plague, the first human case in Boulder in more than 20 years.
A person from southern Colorado has died of the plague, the second person to die of the disease in the state this year.
She got a diagnosis of breast cancer on her lunch break, and now a woman from Evergreen is crediting a mammography motor coach with saving her life.
The Denver Public Library and the Denver Animal Shelter teamed up on Tuesday to get humans moving and help find animals a new home.
An alarming trend among first responders is raising concerns for local fire departments in Colorado and around the country.
The number of human cases of tularemia -- also known as rabbit fever -- is 10 times higher this year than just two years ago.
During a triathlon to benefit breast cancer a Denver woman got a devastating diagnosis. One year later she came back to run the same race.
