Lindsey Toomer, Colorado Newsline
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An RFK Jr.-aligned committee bucks longstanding evidence-backed vaccine standard, but Colorado officials aren't aligned. -
Colorado's refusal to share information comes as DOJ sues other states to compel disclosures. -
Collections trade group says Colorado law compromises accurate credit reporting. -
National Cancer Institute will stop funding research consortium that includes Children’s Hospital Colorado. -
Low vacancy rates could trigger expedited parole hearings and halfway house placements. -
After Supreme Court ruling, restrictions on gender-affirming care for minors parallel abortion bans enforced post-Dobbs. -
The absence of Medicaid reimbursements would reduce the STRIDE team’s capacity to serve homeless patients in the Denver area. -
Attorney General Phil Weiser has joined almost two dozen cases challenging end to birthright citizenship, federal layoffs and other executive actions. -
State and federal collaboration is essential to ensure robust wildfire resilience, but uncertainty over Trump administration priorities undercuts preparedness in Colorado, experts say. -
Some providers say they’ve seen a further increase in disruptions since the 2024 election.
