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Commerce City Refinery Rules Face Public Test as Suncor Scrutiny Grows

Colorado's air quality regulators are opening the floor to the public Wednesday on a set of proposed rules aimed squarely at the state's only petroleum refinery, the Suncor facility in Commerce City. The in-person session runs from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment headquarters at 4300 Cherry Creek Drive South in Denver, and registration is required to attend.

Commerce City, CO · 22d

Estes Park Trail Gazette

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Most Colorado kids live in areas without enough pediatric healthcare providers

About seven out of 10 Colorado kids live in areas with shortages of pediatric healthcare providers, meaning their families may face long drives to get check-ups, according to a new brief released Tuesday by the Colorado Children’s Campaign. Shortages are most acute in the state’s rural areas, with providers...

Colorado · 22d

The Financial Wire

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About 378,500 Health First Colorado adults face Medicaid work rules from January 2027 before exemptions, with the compliance form mailed about 60 days before renewal for those the state cannot confirm

About 378,500 Health First Colorado adults face Medicaid work rules starting in January 2027, before exemptions are counted. Colorado’s Department of Health Care Policy and Financing, known as HCPF, estimates that number. For members the state cannot confirm as working or exempt, a compliance form comes with the renewal packet about 60 days before the... The post About 378,500 Health First Colorado adults face Medicaid work rules from January 2027 before exemptions, with the compliance form mailed about 60 days before renewal for those the state cannot confirm appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Colorado · 24d

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OPINION: Amendment 82 a Dark-Money Attack on Colorado’s Clean Energy Leadership

This op-ed by Charles Kutscher appeared on Colorado Newsline on October 14, 2026. With election season here, Colorado voters will decide on a wide range of ballot measures. Now is a good time to think about what makes a good ballot measure, and what makes a bad one. A great...

Colorado · 23d

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‘Food is medicine’: Denver Health clinic hands out free produce to patients

DENVER — Denver Health handed out free, fresh produce to patients and their families Friday at Peña Family Health Center as part of a 12-week program aimed at patients facing food insecurity and chronic health conditions. The distribution ran from 4 to 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16, as...

Denver, CO · 25d

Craig Daily Press

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Regional efforts are needed to address longstanding behavioral health challenges on the Western Slope, report shows

Over the years, Colorado’s Western Slope has developed a range of services to address the region’s behavioral health challenges. Longstanding challenges with funding uncertainty, provider shortages and gaps in care, however, have limited their ability to meet the needs of their rural communities, according to a regional assessment published in September.

Routt County, CO · 26d

KKTV

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UCHealth Urges Vaccinations this Respiratory Virus Season

Bryan Knepper from UCHealth joins us in studio to talk about respiratory virus season and what you can do to help keep you and those around you safe.

Colorado Springs, CO · 27d

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Aurora likely to swap city’s Fourth of July fireworks for drone show to cut fire risk

AURORA | The city is moving forward with swapping out its annual Fourth of July fireworks for the lower fire-risk option of a night-time drone show. The council voiced support for forgoing a fireworks display and instead having a drone show at the annual Fourth of July celebration at, and above, city hall. Council members said they were inclined to make the swap because of the likelihood of drought in future summers and growing wildfire risks.

Aurora, CO · 25d

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Fountain included in new PFAS settlement

(FOUNTAIN, Colo.) — The City of Fountain is receiving payouts from class action lawsuits against chemical manufacturers to help cover the costs of filtering synthetic chemicals out of its drinking water. City officials plan to combine the new settlement funds with ongoing military support to recover expenses fronted by...

Fountain, CO · 26d

Axios Denver

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1-minute guide: Amendment 82 on Colorado's ballot

Colorado voters will decide whether to make access to natural gas a constitutional right in this election. Why it matters: Amendment 82 would protect Coloradans' ability to buy natural gas for cooking and heating, potentially limiting future state and local restrictions. Context: Conservative group Advance Colorado, which backs the measure, argues it's needed to combat statewide policies aimed at reducing overall natural gas use to meet its climate goals. If passed, the measure may restrict future regulations on natural gas by state or local government, per the nonpartisan blue book. The other side: Opponents argue that protecting natural gas in the state constitution would undermine efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions and curb air pollution.

Colorado · 26d

KXRM

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Pueblo West notifies the public of wastewater release

(PUEBLO WEST, Colo.) — The Pueblo West Metropolitan District is notifying the public about two wastewater discharge incidents that occurred on Tuesday, Oct. 13, during planned infrastructure upgrades at the treatment facility. Pueblo West Metropolitan District said the facility was undergoing improvements to modernize its ultraviolet disinfection system. At around 1:13 a.m. on Tuesday, District […]

Pueblo West, CO · 27d

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Colorado regulators propose emissions-related fee hikes on industrial operations for third straight year

Emissions producers ranging from oil-and-gas rigs to utilities to manufacturers will be asked to pay more in fees for the third year in a row in 2027 in order to increase the revenues that state regulators need to permit and monitor their facilities. Colorado Air Quality Control Commission members agreed...

Colorado · 26d

KKTV

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UCHealth Groundbreaking on Expansion

UCHealth broke ground on a major expansion project at Memorial Hospital North on Tuesday. The project will nearly double the hospital’s size.

Colorado Springs, CO · 28d

Colorado Newsline

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Amendment 82 is a dark-money attack on Colorado’s clean energy leadership

With election season here, Colorado voters will decide on a wide range of ballot measures. Now is a good time to think about what makes a good ballot measure and what makes a bad one. A great example of a good one was Amendment 37, which we passed back in 2004. It required Colorado’s large […]

Colorado · 28d

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Colorado Court of Appeals case announcements for October 15, 2026

The Colorado Court of Appeals released one opinion on October 15. Read the case summary or entire opinion, below. GreenLatinos, 350 Colorado, and Earthworks, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. Colorado Air Quality Control Commission, Defendant-Appellee, and Colorado Oil and Gas Association, Intervenor-Defendant-Appellee. 2026 COA 74. As a matter of first impression, a division of the court of appeals considers whether the Colorado Air Quality Control Commission complied with the Colorado Air Pollution Prevention and Control Act, §§ 25-7-101 to -148, C.R.S. 2026, and the State Administrative Procedure Act, §§ 24-4-101 to -109, C.R.S. 2026, in adopting a rule that imposes enhanced air pollution monitoring.

Colorado · 27d

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Colorado Springs nonprofit bringing awareness to alleged Medicaid fraud

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — A Colorado Springs nonprofit is warning about a growing trend it said is targeting people enrolled in Medicaid. Homeward Pikes Peak said it wants to spread awareness and shared with FOX21 what people should look out for. Homeward Pikes Peak provides sober living, outpatient treatment services, street outreach, and supportive housing. The […]

Colorado Springs, CO · 28d

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Advocacy group’s new report details “forever chemicals” found in El Paso County waterways

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — A new report released Wednesday, Oct. 14, showed 63% of Colorado waterways tested are contaminated with “forever chemicals,” including some in El Paso County. The Colorado Public Interest Research Group (CoPIRG) said the chemicals could impact drinking water, wildlife, and farming in our state, and is calling on the government to phase […]

El Paso County, CO · 27d

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Early season flu vaccination rates fall for third straight year in Colorado as season arrives early

PARKER, Colo. — Colorado is heading into flu season with vaccination rates falling for the third consecutive year, as state health officials warn the virus is circulating about a month earlier than it did last year. Early data show 9.5% of Coloradans had received a flu vaccine by Oct....

Colorado · 27d

Glenwood Springs Post Independent

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Regional efforts are needed to address longstanding behavioral health challenges on the Western Slope, report shows

Routt County, CO · 27d