Nearly 55 percent of U.S. infants sleep with potentially unsafe bedding, according to a December 2014 study by the National Institutes of Health. The rate is higher among babies of young, low- income, non-college-educated, and/or African-American or Hispanic moms.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service employees gather every year at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) in northeast Denver for the Bison Roundup, a major event to manage the bison population.
Stapleton has the highest rate of preventable crimes in northeast Denver. These crimes can be prevented just as easily as they are committed.
December is packed with holiday events, including the Denver Zoo Lights, which runs every night from December 5, 2014 to January 4, 2015.
The holidays have officially arrived. The 2014 Winter Welcome attracted the biggest crowd yet.
To cut down congestion in the metro area and on I-70 during ski weekends, Ski Pool will provide Chevy Traverses for carpooling commuters who drive at least 15 miles each way to work. Cars can also be used to go to ski resorts.
For those considering end-of-year contributions, check out these local charities, some with tax credit opportunities.
Craftsmanship, history, social mores and status, and jewels galore mix at the Denver Art Museum’s exhibit, Brilliant: Cartier in the 20th Century.
Experts in the field provide overwhelming evidence that vaccines are universally recognized as very safe and effective, and that Colorado is at risk with extremely low vaccination rates.
The History Colorado Center is initiating conversations about race and provides tips for parents.
Faced with increasingly busy schedules, 12- to 14-year-olds experience a different adolescence than any generation before. Students from Bill Roberts School talk about their busy lives.
From the day cops put on their badges they deal with mental health crises, but are now officially trained for it. The Denver Police Department is leading the nation in Crisis Intervention Training.
