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As more schools close for summer break around Colorado, most will return, while others are saying goodbye to their historic school for good after 70 years.

6-methyl nicotine in vapes, potentially more addictive than traditional nicotine, is unregulated by the FDA, prompting concerns and calls for regulation due to unknown health risks.

The high altitute, lots of sunny days and a love of outdoor recreation puts many Coloradans at risk.

Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill backed by Democratic Rep. Brianna Titone that will make it easier for Colorado consumers to fix their broken electronic devices, like iPhones or gaming systems.

Colorado’s funeral home industry, which has been mired in disturbing scandals in recent years, will be under new regulations after Gov. Jared Polis signed three bills on Friday.  The measures add new licensing requirements for...

At some point in your life, you may hear someone talk in their sleep, and some may even witness another individual walking in their sleep! Sleepwalking is

Matt Soper remembers the day in 2018 when he watched grieving Western Slope residents remember loved ones whose bodies were harvested and sold through Sunset Mesa Funeral Directors of Montrose.

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed two bills into law Friday that overhaul state oversight of the funeral home industry after a series of gruesome discoveries, including 189 discomposing bodies at the Return to Nature funeral home in Penrose.

The Telluride Council for the Arts and Humanities announced on May 22 the departure of Kate Jones, executive director of the Telluride Arts District (TAD).