Only 48% of Hispanic Coloradans have received at least one dose of the shot, compared to 82% of white non-Hispanic people.

The analysis found that nationally, segregation is increasing nationwide, while some of the Colorado findings were met with skepticism.

The numerous reasons why staff, students and parents at Crowley County Ward Intermediate School are anxious to avoid distance learning this fall.

Though the state’s youngest residents are less susceptible to contracting COVID-19, the pandemic is still impacting them in profound ways.

Coloradans employed at various grocery chains share their experiences serving the public in the midst of the global pandemic.

How expecting Coloradans are responding to the outbreak, and what health care providers are doing to ensure safety.

After years of apparent progress, new Colorado Health Access Survey results from the Colorado Health Institute suggest worsening health care affordability and access for many people.

A new analysis reveals that more than a quarter of Colorado households don’t earn enough to meet basic needs.

A Colorado researcher identifies factors that put some communities at risk for rapid, often unsustainable development.