Children’s health insurance in Colorado will be funded at least through February
Colorado's Joint Budget Committee approved emergency spending, as did Congress, but a long-term solution is still needed.
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Hickenlooper asks legislators for emergency funding to keep CHIP going
Gov. John Hickenlooper said $9.6 million would serve as a "one-time only bandaid" to keep the vital program going until February.
Money for children’s health insurance program is running out fast in Colorado
Congress failed to reauthorize CHIP before the program expired in September. Colorado is among the first states expected to deplete its remaining funds.
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Colorado has its own health insurance exchange, and that will make a huge difference this year
The Trump administration's efforts to undermine the Affordable Care Act won't affect open enrollment in Colorado the same way as in other states.
Somebody is vandalizing Denver’s murals. “Something’s happening. It’s a new thing.”
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This bill to repeal Colorado’s health care exchange has nothing and everything to do with Obamacare
Republican-sponsored Senate Bill 3 would get rid of Connect for Care Colorado and send customers to the federal exchange, which has an uncertain future.
ColoradoCare: What you need to know about Amendment 69’s single-payer health care proposal
Single-payer health care has been a dream of progressives for decades. Why do so many of them oppose ColoradoCare?
These 10 things made us call 311 the most this summer
The 311 data that the city keeps is my favorite data set I've ever encountered. It's simultaneously incredibly messy and incredibly human.
Boulder treated the names of Orlando victims like graffiti
The city used a power washer to remove the names of the 49 victims from the Pearl Street Mall.