Colorado Insurance Regulators To Discuss Premiums
Colorado insurance regulators have been taking a look at why health insurance premiums vary so widely between urban and rural areas, and they're releasing some of their findings Friday.
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Colorado insurance regulators have been taking a look at why health insurance premiums vary so widely between urban and rural areas, and they're releasing some of their findings Friday.
Walk MS not only helps raise money for research but also helps people living with MS across Colorado.
It can be easy to take the little things in life for granted, but one man manages to keep a positive outlook, despite having so many of the little things taken away from him.
There is a call to stop all sales of edible pot products until the confusion over potency is settled.
A breakthrough in the lab has pigs helping people as scientists are able to grow back muscle for seriously injured patients using material from the animals.
Health officials are working to figure out what made so many students sick at three separate conferences in Colorado.
One of the top executives at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center is leaving to become chief executive officer at the University of Colorado Health System.
A Denver outdoorsman plans to pedal 100 miles. It's an annual ride he's done before, but this time will be different.
Colorado has for a third time rejected marijuana to treat post-traumatic stress.
The State of Colorado will start phasing in mandatory lab testing of marijuana edible products on May 1. Currently, marijuana product testing of any kind has been performed strictly on a voluntary basis.
Authorities across Colorado are getting ready to help people dispose of unused and expired medications as part of Saturday's prescription drug take back event.
People who live in St. Mary's Glacier are concerned after they haven't been able to drink or use their water in 11 days.
Since Colorado legalized marijuana doctors say they're seeing more and more people coming in with THC-related problems. So CBS4's Alan Gionet wondered if the effects of pot are different when it's eaten instead of being smoked.
Good news for all those who walk to get exercise or safe energy-- Denver is getting kudos for being a "Walk Friendly Community" for its walkability and pedestrian safety.
There are allegations that a company is filling a popular swimming and kayaking area in Denver with dangerous pollutants.
