A special session of the Colorado legislature is expected to convene in late August to address artificial intelligence regulation and Medicaid cuts — but public safety should also be on

John Frank/Axios Ask Colorado residents to identify the most important issue facing the state, and you'll learn political turmoil tops the list. Why it matters: That concern significantly exceeded other issues in a newly released bipartisan survey from the Colorado Health Foundation and demonstrates how politics is at the root of other problems.

Coloradans are expressing deep concerns about the rising cost of living, according to a new bipartisan statewide survey, the Colorado Health Foundation's Pulse poll. The annual poll also found that concerns about government and politics rose sharply from 2024.

Millions of people across three states have been urged to remain indoors amid concerns over high air pollution levels. Air quality advisories were issued on Thursday for parts of Connecticut, Colorado and Oregon.

Colorado public health officials are warning that measles — a disease declared as eliminated in the U.S. in 2000 — could make its way to the state as the virus spreads through the nation at...

Colorado water consumers can trust their water is safe, according to Dr. Ned Calonge, the state’s Chief Medical Officer, after reports of serious problems with testing and data manipulation at a ...

Men's health systems might be that early warning sign of other health conditions and health issues that can come up down the road." June is Men's Health Month.

Governor Jared Polis' budget director, Mark Ferrandino, warned last month that Colorado could see up to $1 billion in cuts to federal Medicaid funding.

A new online tool is designed to assist health care and mental health care professionals with any questions they may have about utilizing Colorado's red flag law.

Mesa County Public Health’s finances were far from healthy at the start of 2024 when the department fell $1.3 million short of its prior annual budget.