Colorado Public News
Colorado Public News is created in partnership with Colorado Public Television 12, Denver鈥檚 independent PBS station. It is led by editor Ann Imse. Others on the Colorado Public News team include:
- Cara DeGette, managing editor
- Noelle Leavitt, recruiting and social media director
- Sonya Doctorian, video journalist
- Drew Jaynes, webmaster and photographer
- Journalists Bill Scanlon, Dennis Huspeni, Jody Berger, Sara Burnett, Jerd Smith, Michele Conklin, Andy Piper, Lauren Rickel, Raj Sharan, Amanda Turner
- Robert D. Tonsing, publication designer and entrepreneur
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When small-business owner John Crandall learned two years ago that his Colorado Springs bike shop qualified for a new health care tax credit, he jumped to鈥� -
A Colorado Public News survey of cash prescription prices across Colorado has found consumers may be overpaying, as some drug prices turned out to be 30鈥� -
When you dial 911 in Colorado, the first responders who arrive to help usually show up in a fire truck.And, on interstates and highways connecting vast鈥� -
Rev. Michael O. Minor鈥檚 decision to ban fried chicken from his Baptist church was so radical that, eventually the White House heard about it.And, says鈥� -
As the number of Americans tipping the obesity scale grows, another battle over the bulges has emerged: How much should public policy control the鈥� -
When Davelle Reggans heard that her former lender had settled a federal lawsuit claiming discrimination against African-American and Latinos for $335鈥� -
More than seven months after the patent expired on the expensive cholesterol-reducing drug Lipitor, many pharmacies have not cut their prices as鈥� -
Physicians at the University of Colorado Hospital are finding startling success with medications that are made to match the genes of a particular lung鈥� -
No more than 15 percent of Colorado voters will face a decision on whether to buy health insurance or pay a tax penalty instead in 2014.As few as 1鈥�
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Oil and gas wells have moved into urban and highly populated areas of Colorado 鈥� in some cases literally bumping up against residential back yards.Yet the鈥�
