DENVER — Julie Bulatovic's dream is that all people struggling with the aftermath of cancer, and their caregivers, can receive the benefits of massage therapy. About 15 of her massage therapists … more

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. — Over the course of 25 years, Dr. James W. Jackson has turned a small operation collecting donated medical items in his garage in Evergreen into one of the world's largest … more

PHOENIX — Banner Health first opened clinics for uninsured children at metro Phoenix schools in the mid-1990s. But more than a decade later, demand for affordable health care greatly exceeds … more

CUSTER, S.D. — If life gives you mountain pine beetles, make Bark Beetle Blues art. That's what the community of Custer is doing in the face of a bark beetle infestation that is turning large … more

AURORA, Colo.— One survivor had to pause on his way into the theater and pray. Another braced for flashbacks as he entered the auditorium where 12 people died and dozens were injured during a … more

PIERRE — The tourism industry’s impact on South Dakota’s economy grew by 5 percent last year, even though the state sweltered through a hot and dry summer, Gov. Dennis Daugaard said … more

RAPID CITY — The Pennington County Sheriff’s Office has started a criminal investigation after nearly 70 horses were impounded for neglect. The 69 horses were seized after the Sheriff’s … more

DENVER — Colorado lawmakers denied extra funding Thursday to help ease a logjam on background checks for firearm purchases, which have increased dramatically in the aftermath of the mass shooting … more

PROVO, Utah — Mikaela Merrill was in the middle of her fall semester at Brigham Young University when she abruptly altered her college plans and signed up for a Mormon mission. Now, she's … more

BISMARCK — Commissioners in North Dakota’s capital city have resurrected talk of expanding the Bismarck Civic Center, but with a project that would cost about one-third of the $90 million plan … more