John Ingold

The number of people dying from COVID in Colorado is the highest it has been all year

The risk of myocarditis from a coronavirus infection is much greater than it is from the COVID vaccine, according to research.

As coronavirus hospitalizations top 1,500 statewide, Colorado health officials hope expanding monoclonal antibody treatment will help avert a crisis

As a percentage of the workforce, the number of people who left or lost their jobs was small. But rural hospitals were hit harder.

Local public health leaders across the state have sent letters to Polis asking for a new statewide mask order

Jared Polis vowed Aug. 12 to take action before Colorado’s hospitals are overwhelmed with COVID patients. They are nearly overwhelmed.

Gov. Jared Polis said that the steps he has taken so far to combat rising COVID hospitalizations “are not going to be enough”

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment authorized so-called crisis standards of care in regards to hospital staffing

Dr. Eric France, the state health department's chief medical officer, said Tuesday that the recommendation is in line with federal guidance

Data from UCHealth University of Colorado hospital illuminates the debate over immunity from infection vs vaccination

In addition to coronavirus cases, delayed health care during the pandemic has come back to haunt Colorado hospitals

The Colorado Hospital Association says increasing COVID-19 cases in the state are placing a “monumental” strain on health care capacity

One out of every 51 Coloradans is estimated to be currently contagious with COVID-19

Radio host Dennis Prager’s COVID-19 infection raised questions about why health officials prioritize unvaccinated people for the coronavirus treatment

A federal judge on Monday denied a request for a preliminary injunction against the University of Colorado School of Medicine’s vaccine requirements

Medicaid enrollment increased, while people covered by employer-sponsored insurance declined

Gov. Jared Polis urgently pleaded with Coloradans to get vaccinated as more than 1,100 people are currently hospitalized with COVID-19

The head of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment said the state would instead wait until a forthcoming federal mandate is finalized

The state is also expanding coverage for acupuncture and other treatments that are alternatives to opioids

Highlights from The Colorado Sun’s panel discussion on the future of health care