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Colorado may create last-resort wildfire insurance as risk climbs

Some Colorado homeowners are telling state regulators and lawmakers that they can’t secure coverage for their homes because of rising wildfire risk

Homeowners insurance rate may force some families out of Colorado

State sees one of the steepest increases in the country

New law requires speedier post-wildfire homeowners insurance payouts

HB-1111 requires insurers to pay disaster victims at least 65% of their lost home’s covered contents within 30 days

A new strategy in the season ski pass war: medical insurance policies

Telluride passes will cover up to $25,000 in medical bills

Durango-area schools race to resolve lapse in bus service

Insurance issues come to light weeks before classes start

Colorado bill prohibits insurer use of ’discriminatory' data

DENVER (AP) — Colorado lawmakers are considering a bill that would prohibit insurance companies from using consumer information collected from outside sources such as social media and court and home ownership records, if used in a discriminatory way to determine insurance rates.

Is banding together the answer to lowering health costs?

Nonprofit leads effort to adopt successful model for La Plata County

Short-term health insurance may lose some of its cost appeal

New rules will improve quality of care but could drive up expenses

Survey: Coloradans skipping health care because of high cost

Durango residents call for change

Flood insurance option open to those affected by 416 Fire

Homeowners in burn scar eligible for special consideration under federal program

Tercero Townhouse on West Third Avenue rises from ashes

Cause of deadly fire remains undetermined

Enrollment in Colorado health exchange increased this year

Sign-up period ends Jan. 12