Rachel Jones became just the fourth person — and the first woman — to complete 1,000 trips up and down the Manitou Incline in one calendar year. And she did it while pregnant.
Johnnie Johnson, who is blind, uses his show Innervision FM to give guests with disabilities a chance to share their authentic selves with the audience.
Access to health care is especially difficult for people experiencing homelessness, which is why the CU Street Medicine team uses a mobile clinic to meet the needs of their community.
Raymond Green Vance's family held his birthday celebration with the the same traditions and smiles they believe he wanted, as they grieved the loss of their son just two months after he was shot in the Club Q shooting.
In an unassuming warehouse nestled between art galleries, breweries and restaurants on Santa Fe Drive, Lauren Beno and Denise Day had a vision. A community space. Not a bar, coffee shop or event center, but some combination of the three, with a welcoming feel for those who’ have felt excluded in more “traditional,” establishments.
Carey Candrian is an associate professor of internal medicine at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. In her research, she investigates how health care can be compromised if an open discussion with patients about what and who matters most to them is avoided.
Colorado is one of the top three states with the most photographers among our population. From portraits, to old-school technology to astrophotography the photographers in our state hope to capture moments in time and communicate at least one thousand words in one picture.
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