Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment

A pipeline south of Durango burst in December, spilling 23,000 gallons of fuel

experts defend nearly 80-year practice

surveilling for enteroviruses, RSV’s and influenza

was the state’s second death from the virus this year

is thought the plague was contracted on private property

Federal government will open its wallet to address natural resource harms in Bonita Peak Mining District

Landlord suspected of violating state law by failing to provide toilets and alternative water source

Alternative options are being offered at low or no cost

several periods of noncompliance, plans underway for new system