Colorado Matters
Summary: Focusing on the state's people, issues and ideas, hear Colorado Matters on Colorado Public Radio's in-depth news station at www.cpr.org.
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A year after the murder of Colorado prisons director Tom Clements, the new head of the Department of Corrections vows to continue efforts...
In metro Denver, construction of apartment rentals and single-family homes has bounced back from the Great Recession. But condos are a...
The Urban Institute paints the first-ever comprehensive picture of the underground sex economy in eight cities, including Denver.
Bill would require parents to learn about the benefits of immunization before they could opt their kids out of required shots.
March is typically Colorado's snowiest month. Here are some safe driving tips from the director of the Bridgestone Winter Driving School in...
John Suthers says it's an attorney general's job to uphold the law despite public opinion.
Two reporters who covered the deadliest food-borne illness outbreak in modern American history share their food safety tips in a new book.
Through the organization You Can Play, professional, college and high school athletes are speaking out for their gay teammates
Skier Jon Lujan, who was injured while serving in Iraq, will compete for the U.S. in the upcoming Paralympic Games in Sochi.
Colorado doctors are trying to get a handle on the state's high rate of prescription drug abuse, in part by improving what some say is an...
More than 30 Coloradans will compete at the winter Paralympics, which start Friday in Sochi, Russia. The event marks 20 years since the...
The maker of NuvaRing is trying to settle with thousands of families who say young women died or were injured from using the estrogen-based...
Two Coloradans unearth a firsthand account of a group sailors who escaped the fall of the Philippines by sailing to Australia in a small...
Researchers have patented a microchip with tiny tubes that mimic blood vessels and blood flow. The technology, which is still in the lab,...
In addition to a drop in the number of individuals infected with HIV, fewer Coloradans who have HIV go on to develop AIDS.
