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The use of facial recognition technology is booming among Florida’s law enforcement agencies.

The Colorado Hospital Association activated its highest tier for ICU responses on Wednesday as the state sees the lowest ICU bed availability since the pandemic started.

Colorado’s COVID-19 hospitalizations are at their highest peak since last December, according to state data.

Bestselling author Jane Corry on her live as a writer and a doting grandmother

The play “Shirley Valentine” by Willy Russell is being performed at the Berkshire Theatre Group’s Unicorn Theatre in Stockbridge, Massachusetts through October 24.

The following is a list of books which have proved the most successful with various noders children. Many of these books have lasted well beyond the in...

In the hands of Hill and May audiences sit back, relax, and fall spellbound as she shares stories of her very average ordinary daily existence. May’s command of the stage for two hours is impressive. Her Shirley is comfortable, relaxed, and easy to get familiar with. She evolves into a wise and trusted old friend.

For this upcoming influenza season, the need for a flu shot may be the most dire it's even been.

The crisis is deepening in Haiti days after Saturday’s 7.2 magnitude earthquake. Hampered by Tropical Storm Grace, incapacitated hospitals, and thousands injured, there is anger and frustration at the slow and uncoordinated response for aid, and anguish over the devastation.

Denverites exercising at Washington Park despite record-breaking heat Denver7 and last updated 2021-07-28 21:51:59-04 DENVER — It was another record-breaking day of heat in Denver Wednesday, and more could still be on the way. Denver International Airport recorded the temperature at 100 degrees Wednesday afternoon, the fifth time temperatures have hit triple digits in Denver this year. Despite the heat and cautions from health experts, it was business as usual for many Denverites getting t...