Did you know 60% of seniors in assisted living and nursing homes never have any visitors? A local non-profit, Bessie's Hope, is working to change that.
It's a lesson some students at the CU Anschutz Medical School's, College of Nursing, will never forget, and that's the point. They recently heard stories of survival and recovery from two former burn patient
Aurora Public Schools has a goal to keep students healthy, in school and ready to learn. The School Based Health Clinics of Aurora Public Schools offer comprehensive, caring and affordable health care to students attending
It's not hard to find Ryan Malloy, just head to the ice. Everyday over his lunch break, Ryan goes to the Aurora Reservoir to clear his mind and fuel his new addiction, fishing.
69 flights of stairs, more than 1300 steps, nearly 800 feet of elevation. That is a tall task for anybody, but for one member of Aurora Fire Rescue each step is personel.
Pillows, You can't imagaine sleeping without one, right? These pillows right here are special. They are made right here in Aurora and the folks making them are sitching their lives back together, as well.
What if you got a second chance? A do-over? Rudy Saiz spent 17 years in prison. What he's doing now...He could have never predicted. Inside the Mile High Workshop in Aurora, lives change.
Anna Zheng dreams of becoming a nurse, and thanks to Hire Local, she's well on her way! The program is part of the Community Campus Partnership. It connects residents who live by the Anschutz Medical Campus with jobs there.
Combining music and medicine, the Medical Center of Aurora has teamed up with the Community College of Aurora for a unique new program called "Healing Arts".
It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's the Aurora Police Department using their SWAT skills to scale Children's Hospital Colorado. Check out how police turn in their badges for Batman capes to bring smiles to kiddos faces.
Can cows help fight cancer? Researchers at the Anschutz Medical Campus think so. They’re looking into a way to incorporate chemo drugs into milk, and if they’re successful, it could save patients a lot of time and money.
