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Colorado’s EpiPen cost cap has proven trickier to implement than the state’s limits on insulin expenses, with some families struggling to find a pharmacy that will sell them the medical devices for the required $60.

Real. Music. Variety.

I was there in 2017 when the Council, after a public hearing with unanimous testimony against it, unanimously voted to reduce Open Comment from 3 minutes to 2 minutes.

During a wrestling tournament at Arvada West this past Jan. 7, Flores felt ill, collapsed and, despite resuscitation efforts by first responders, died at the scene. He was 55.

A deputy responding to a disturbance in a neighborhood Sunday evening shot and injured an armed man who was involved, the Adams County Sheriff's Office said.

The CJRO will continue their annual winter tradition of performing a concert featuring music of Latin America on Saturday, March 2 at 7:30 p.m. at the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities.

In the last five years, patients have been sued 15,710 times for money owed to UCHealth. Most of those lawsuits were filed in the name of debt collectors working for the hospital system.

It wasn't the ending Thompson Valley senior Jackzen Rairdon had hoped for.

During a wrestling tournament at Arvada West this past Jan. 7, Flores felt ill, collapsed and, despite resuscitation efforts by first responders, died at the scene. He was 55.

Legislative leaders say they’re trying to clarify the line between informal conversations and official business.