Meg Wingerter

Colorado man declared dead by Social Security still fighting to restart payments: “I’m at my wit’s end”

CU medical researchers lose federal grants to study vaccine hesitancy, Alzheimer’s

Colorado lawmakers have said they don’t want to cut Medicaid, but the program accounts for about one-third of the general fund budget, and the state faces a $1 billion shortfall in the coming fisca…

More than a month later, an Aurora man still is fighting to reinstate his retirement checks, and can’t seem to get a clear answer on whether the Social Security Administration recognizes that…

Jonathan Benitz alleged that Johnstown Heights falsely claimed he wanted to hurt himself and others so that a court would keep him beyond the 72-hour deadline. He ultimately spent nine days in the …

Colorado paid more than $7 million to insurance companies for care to dead Medicaid members, audit finds

Colorado hospitals admitted 425 people for flu in the week ending Feb. 1, which was the busiest week for flu hospitalizations since at least fall 2019.

Colorado law protects patients from surprise bills from private ambulance companies. But the law includes an exception for ambulances owned by cities, counties and special districts.

Children’s Hospital Colorado stops offering gender-affirming medication because of Trump order

Denver Health pauses gender-affirming surgeries for youth to comply with Trump order, preserve federal funds