Office of Behavioral Health has transitioned to a new name and expanded mission

Postpartum nurse home visits connect parents with community resources to support infant mental health

This comprehensive roadmap written with unconditional transparency guides Black people in receiving culturally appropriate mental healthcare in an unequal system

Balance getting ahead with a pause in the now, say experts

Twelve people have died this year while in custody at the El Paso County Jail. Relatives and activists want answers.

Cities, counties and the state have acknowledged that Coloradans have been stigmatized – some to death – regarding their behavioral health needs. Fortunately, multiple initiatives exist statewide to educate the public and support those with lived experience.

On this National Coming Out Day 2022, we uplift our Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Queer, Intersex, Ace, Two-Spirit and non-gender-conforming friends in Colorado.

By Jessica Mordacq, Boulder Reporting Lab Editor's note: Boulder Reporting Lab was instrumental in on-the-ground reporting about the Marshall Fire and its aftermath. The anniversary of this most destructive wildfire in Colorado history – 10th costliest in U.S. history – is December 30, 2022. In February, when Melissa Lockman

On a rainy day, 25 people gathered inside Midtown Barbershop to witness five men smash historical and cultural stigma

Is "Quiet Quitting" healthy boundary-setting by employees or worker passive-aggression amounting to laziness?

A new hotline seeks to help ag workers with their specialized concerns before they hit a breaking point.

Dr. Rachel Davis discusses deep brain stimulation as a treatment for overcoming severe OCD in Colorado.