Redstone
Redstone, CO · Health
CBS Colorado
Denver ambulances took more than 9 minutes to arrive thousands of times
Denver Health ambulances took more than nine minutes to arrive after being assigned to an emergency call 7,865 times during the first seven months of 2026, according to an analysis of ambulance response records obtained by CBS Colorado.
The Denver Gazette
Children’s Hospital Colorado in lockdown after swatting call
Children’s Hospital Colorado was temporarily locked down Friday morning for what was determined to be a swatting call. All patients and hospital staff are safe. Aurora Police Department officers responded to the hospital, 13100 block of East 16th Avenue in Aurora just before 8:20 a.m. for reports of a possible shooting. Shortly afterward, police determined […]
coloradopolitics.com
State revenue gains overshadowed by soaring Medicaid and SNAP obligations
After Thursday’s review of Medicaid overexpenditures, the Joint Budget Committee heard stronger revenue projections on Friday but also deeper spending problems. Lawmakers will begin work on the 2027-28 budget with a $1.58 billion general fund shortfall. Before accounting for required obligations, the state would have about $686 million available....
The Denver Gazette
State revenue gains overshadowed by soaring Medicaid and SNAP obligations
After Thursday’s review of Medicaid overexpenditures, the Joint Budget Committee heard stronger revenue projections on Friday but also deeper spending problems. Lawmakers will begin work on the 2027-28 budget with a $1.58 billion general fund shortfall. Before accounting for required obligations, the state would have about $686 million available. Once Medicaid overexpenditures of more than […]
Denver7 News KMGH
Swatting incident at Colorado hospital
9NEWS
The bad news about Colorado's Medicaid budget keeps getting worse
Denver7 News KMGH
Colorado lawmakers frustrated by $443 million Medicaid budget forecasting error
KOAA News 5 Southern Colorado
Colorado Medicaid transportation cuts force local provider to reduce services for children
Westword
Aurora residents say new data center regulations aren’t enough
Aurora City Council passed its first regulation directly targeting data centers on Sept. 15, but residents say it’s still not enough to make an impact on the highly debated industry. “In the absence of a moratorium, there should be far more regulations than just this in place,” Aurora resident...
The Coloradoan
Colorado hospital earns top children's health care honor