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Tom Clements, who was shot and killed at his home this week, was a rare prison chief. He was committed to reforms for mentally ill prisoners and those in solitary confinement. Last month Colorado Public News conducted a wide-ranging interview of the director of the Colorado Department of Corrections of two years. It’s one of his last media interviews
KEYSTONE COLO. — Eight Colorado legislators from both major parties agreed on one thing at this year’s Colorado Health Symposium – health care is costing their constituents a fortune, and they do need to do something about it.
Updated: 4:15 p.m. MST The U.S. House of Representatives approved repeal of last year’s healthcare reform law by a vote of 245-189, led by its new Republican majority. However, repeal is expected to fail in the Senate. Colorado’s four Republican
This week, we interviewed all seven Colorado representatives in Congress about their views on the upcoming health care repeal vote scheduled for Wednesday, January 19. Their answers are available in both audio and video
Medicare ranked more than 300 cities for quality of healthcare in 2005, with the lowest at 69.52 and the highest at 95.56. Grand Junction, one of the lowest-cost communities, ranked high in quality.
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