Longmont To Activate Mosquito Spraying Crews
Crews will be out in Longmont spraying parts of the city for mosquitoes Thursday evening.
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Crews will be out in Longmont spraying parts of the city for mosquitoes Thursday evening.
Authorities have confirmed the year's first human case of the West Nile virus in Colorado.
A Boulder marijuana company says it has a new breakthrough for medical marijuana patients -- a marijuana capsule that looks and acts more like traditional pharmaceuticals.
A Colorado teenager overdosed on a drug and now the high school graduate is in for the fight of her life.
Smoke from Canadian wildfires is lingering over Colorado on Wednesday, and a smoke advisory for areas east of the Continental Divide is once again in effect on Wednesday.
Mosquitoes in Fort Collins have tested positive for the West Nile virus for the first time this season.
Denver residents have the opportunity to invest in a community owned grocery store that will bring food to an underserved area.
Fed by unusually lush vegetation, rabbits have been breeding like rabbits around Colorado, increasing the risk for what normally is a relatively rare bacterial disease in the state.
Some fireworks stands selling fireworks in unincorporated Arapahoe County have posted warnings about the dangers of fireworks as the 4th of July holiday weekend approaches.
The Denver VA Medical Center says it will delay some surgeries and send others to outside hospitals while maintenance is performed on operating room equipment next week.
Colorado pharmacies can now prescribe a potentially lifesaving drug to people who've overdosed on some prescription medicines or heroin.
The Arizona Diamondbacks will be in Denver in September and that's when a local man is going to be taking a group of special children to the game.
The mosquito population along the Front Range is ready to surge and with that so are concerns for the West Nile virus.
Denver Broncos players were on hand and visited young patients as the team announced a new partnership with Children's Hospital Colorado on Wednesday.
Those who have frequent nosebleeds may blame Colorado's dry climate but they may be suffering from a serious genetic condition called Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia or HHT. One in 5,000 people have the disease and 90 percent of them don't even know it.
