Medicaid transportation issues arise in Colorado as the state cancels the MedRide contract for non-compliance.

RIDE Longmont, the city’s new, on-demand public transportation service, has given more than 10,000 rides since launching Dec.

A new shuttle service, Mid-City GO, has officially launched to provide free, on-demand rides for residents, visitors, and ...

Johnson County Trip Connect is aiming to connect residents to educational and employment opportunities, with plenty of room ...

State health officials suspended one of Colorado’s largest Medicaid transportation providers last week after accusing it of ...

The Jefferson County Board of Education (JCPS) is actively seeking feedback from the community as it prepares to search for a ...

Gov. Ned Lamont’s budget would keep CT on pace to dramatically accelerate the rebuilding of its aging highways, bridges and ...

Transportation employees who work for the Chartiers Valley School District were in search of answers at Tuesday’s board meeting, as members consider contracting an outside company for transportation ...

Customers of MedRide, a non-emergent medical transportation (NEMT) service, opened the company's website on Friday to find ...

Colorado’s Medicaid authority terminated its contract with one of the state’s largest transportation providers late Wednesday ...

The idea sparked to start Little Red Riding Hood Inc. — a network transportation company for seniors 55 and older — came ...

The program provides up to eight one-way rides of up to 60 miles each month, four free grocery deliveries and four free prescription drug deliveries.