Department Of Public Health And Environment
Stomach Ailment Outbreaks Are Widespread In Colorado
Colorado health officials are reporting nearly twice as many outbreaks of a gastrointestinal illness as normal for this time of year.
Newer Vehicles Can Skip Emissions Testing In 2015
Most newer vehicles in Colorado will no longer have to submit to any type of emissions testing for at least seven years.
Curtailing Emissions Tests Could Save Millions
A Colorado auditor’s report suggests that curtailing the emissions testing could save motorists nearly $30 million a year.
Denver Police: Occupy Denver Taking Toll On The Force
Denver police say Occupy Denver has been straining its force. Now the department has to prioritize the city’s calls when the movement gets out of hand in order to handle emergencies.
Some State Offices Closed Monday For Holiday
Many state offices are closed Monday for Columbus Day.
Colorado Reports 1 Death From Hantavirus
State health officials say one person has died of hantavirus in Colorado this year and a second has been sickened by it.
DIA Travelers Warned Of Possible Measles Exposure
Denver International Airport is warning travelers and employees that they may have been exposed to measles. The exposure would have happened on Tuesday, Feb. 22.




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