Mental & Behavioral Health July 29, 2026 Colorado’s Youth Mental Health Corps Improves Student Attendance and Behavior By Daliah Singer The peer-to-peer program, which began in 2024, places young adult navigators directly in schools to help youth address mental health problems. Health Care June 29, 2026 Eagle County’s New Home Health Program Fills Gap Left by Provider’s Closure By Daliah Singer Skilled nurses visit patients directly in their homes, making it easier to access care in rural areas. Housing February 5, 2026 Denver is Building its First Affordable Housing Project Designed for Native Americans By Daliah Singer The Cranes Landing development will combine housing and health care at one site. Mental & Behavioral Health October 31, 2025 An El Paso County Pilot Program is Reducing Suicides Among Veterans By Daliah Singer The initiative saw enough success that it was recently extended, with more funding on the way. Health Care July 25, 2025 Women Have Filed More Than 60% of Colorado’s Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance Claims By Daliah Singer Colorado's Family and Medical Leave Insurance program has distributed more than $1.1 billion to employees since getting underway in January 2024. Health Care April 14, 2025 Colorado’s Medicaid Program Now Covers Doula Services By Daliah Singer The addition could help improve maternity and birth outcomes in the state, particularly for women of color. People & Places October 29, 2024 Colorado Has Made It Easier for Native Communities to Vote, but Barriers Remain By Daliah Singer Like other rural areas in the state, reservations still struggle with timely mail delivery and access to information. Economy August 29, 2024 Colorado’s Minimum-Wage Increases Have Benefitted the Economy, But Many Workers Are Still Struggling By Daliah Singer The Centennial State has one of the highest minimum wages in the country. While the impacts have been mostly positive, questions about the effect on affordability remain. Mental & Behavioral Health March 20, 2024 Leaving Foster Care is a Fraught Time for Young Adults By Daliah Singer Historically, “aging out” has led to numerous adverse outcomes, but Colorado is working to expand services and reverse that trend. Immigration February 20, 2024 As More Immigrants Arrive in Denver, a Café and its Community Step in to Support Them By Daliah Singer SAME Café Denver is serving 600 warm meals per week to South American immigrants staying at city-operated hotel shelters. Load More Stories Sign up to receive our original stories by email. Email Address English / Inglés Spanish / Español html text Interest Collective Colorado Sign up Close
Mental & Behavioral Health July 29, 2026 Colorado’s Youth Mental Health Corps Improves Student Attendance and Behavior By Daliah Singer The peer-to-peer program, which began in 2024, places young adult navigators directly in schools to help youth address mental health problems.
Health Care June 29, 2026 Eagle County’s New Home Health Program Fills Gap Left by Provider’s Closure By Daliah Singer Skilled nurses visit patients directly in their homes, making it easier to access care in rural areas.
Housing February 5, 2026 Denver is Building its First Affordable Housing Project Designed for Native Americans By Daliah Singer The Cranes Landing development will combine housing and health care at one site.
Mental & Behavioral Health October 31, 2025 An El Paso County Pilot Program is Reducing Suicides Among Veterans By Daliah Singer The initiative saw enough success that it was recently extended, with more funding on the way.
Health Care July 25, 2025 Women Have Filed More Than 60% of Colorado’s Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance Claims By Daliah Singer Colorado's Family and Medical Leave Insurance program has distributed more than $1.1 billion to employees since getting underway in January 2024.
Health Care April 14, 2025 Colorado’s Medicaid Program Now Covers Doula Services By Daliah Singer The addition could help improve maternity and birth outcomes in the state, particularly for women of color.
People & Places October 29, 2024 Colorado Has Made It Easier for Native Communities to Vote, but Barriers Remain By Daliah Singer Like other rural areas in the state, reservations still struggle with timely mail delivery and access to information.
Economy August 29, 2024 Colorado’s Minimum-Wage Increases Have Benefitted the Economy, But Many Workers Are Still Struggling By Daliah Singer The Centennial State has one of the highest minimum wages in the country. While the impacts have been mostly positive, questions about the effect on affordability remain.
Mental & Behavioral Health March 20, 2024 Leaving Foster Care is a Fraught Time for Young Adults By Daliah Singer Historically, “aging out” has led to numerous adverse outcomes, but Colorado is working to expand services and reverse that trend.
Immigration February 20, 2024 As More Immigrants Arrive in Denver, a Café and its Community Step in to Support Them By Daliah Singer SAME Café Denver is serving 600 warm meals per week to South American immigrants staying at city-operated hotel shelters.
