Health Care Bills Could Hit Southern Colorado City Hard; Aurora’s Motels Becoming Less Affordable Housing; Eclipse Drew Science Celebs To Colorado in 1878
Podcast |
Colorado Matters
Media Type |
audio
Categories Via RSS |
Daily News
News
Publication Date |
Jun 28, 2017
Episode Duration |
00:48:00
The nation’s first round of health care reform brought Medicaid expansion and, a local health care leader says, improved medical treatment for poor working people in the Southern Colorado city of Pueblo. Now, that official says, those gains are threatened by Republican reform proposals in Congress. Then, inexpensive motels along East Colfax Avenue have provided a haven for people who might otherwise be homeless, but rates are rising and options are disappearing as development closes in on the community. And, with a solar eclipse coming on August 21, a look back to an 1878 eclipse that drew science celebrities, including Thomas Edison, to Colorado.

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