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A proposed ban on flavored nicotine could cut into Colorado’s preschool funding

A proposed ban on flavored nicotine could cut into Colorado’s preschool funding

If passed in its current form, the flavor ban bill could take a multimillion-dollar bite out of the preschool program
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The Pandemic Exacerbates the ‘Paramedic Paradox’ in Rural America

The Pandemic Exacerbates the ‘Paramedic Paradox’ in Rural America

Paramedics are often the most highly skilled medical providers on emergency response crews
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One way to address student mental health? Bring the clinic to school.

One way to address student mental health? Bring the clinic to school.

School-based health centers make it convenient for students to leave class and walk down the hall for therapy.
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Colorado needs preschool teachers. Will these incentives work?

Colorado needs preschool teachers. Will these incentives work?

The initiative is part of a state effort to mint more early childhood teachers before the state’s universal preschool launch in 2023
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Has the federal government underestimated the progress of high school students for decades?

Has the federal government underestimated the progress of high school students for decades?

What if that data isn’t telling the full story?
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State suspends poultry events due to avian influenza concerns

State suspends poultry events due to avian influenza concerns

Contagious, deadly bird disease has not yet been detected in Colorado poultry
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Did this Colorado transparency law make it easier to understand how schools teach reading?

Did this Colorado transparency law make it easier to understand how schools teach reading?

Colorado has unveiled an online database showing what reading programs schools use in kindergarten through third grade
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Sterling man tracks Ukraine war through friends who are living through it

Sterling man tracks Ukraine war through friends who are living through it

Hnizdil said he’s not surprised the Russians have had so little success in their invasion. He said the ineffectiveness of the mighty Russian war machine was well known in Ukraine when he was there.
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Regional mental health centers are alarmed by Colorado’s 232-page plan to shake up the system

Regional mental health centers are alarmed by Colorado’s 232-page plan to shake up the system

Supporters say it’ll end a monopoly and a funding stream that’s less than transparent. Community mental health centers say it will result in fewer services amid a mental health crisis.
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Oregon ends residency rule for medically assisted suicide

Oregon ends residency rule for medically assisted suicide

Oregon's law allows terminally ill people with less than six months to live to end their lives by taking lethal medications prescribed by a physician.
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