People & Places

Pilots across Colorado have resulted in drastically reduced numbers of arrests or emergency department transports, instead providing people with mental health support.

After a brutal spring and a tough summer, the new season brings more uncertainty for Denver’s Black-owned businesses.

Half a year into the pandemic in Colorado, some elderly people in the rural southwest are more susceptible to isolation and loneliness than the virus.

From Durango to Lamar, to Steamboat Springs and beyond, businesses, housing and employment remain limited or out of reach for Coloradans with disabilities.

Meals on Wheels has long been an antidote to social isolation for clients. Then the coronavirus arrived on the Western Slope.

Health impact assessments are becoming popular ways to build the case for community-level projects and policy changes.

Advocates for a fair and full census count in Colorado say their outreach efforts are at risk, as more gatherings are cancelled or postponed.

The second Child Opportunity Index study further refines and illuminates localized disparities in Colorado Springs and Denver.

A look at the U.S. Census.

An early childhood coalition’s efforts to boost developmental screenings for children shows significant results.