For years, pediatricians and parents could turn to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for clear and consistent guidance on vaccines and what keeps our kids healthy. That’s all changed since 2025.

by Charles Kurzman

Colorado's House Bill 25-1192, currently under review, aims to make financial literacy a graduation requirement for high school students.

As Colorado law enforcement officers and first responders, we see the devastating impact of synthetic opioids every day. The fentanyl crisis is unlike anything we’ve encountered before, claiming lives across our state and country at an alarming rate. In the U.S., more than 200 people die daily from synthetic opioid overdoses, with Colorado seeing a troubling rise in these preventable deaths. We urge state leaders to expand our access to all available overdose reversal agents so we can more effectively respond to this crisis and protect our communities.