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Adams County 14 school officials tell CBS4 that contrary to the latest health guidance and school administration wishes, the school district will return to in-person learning following Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
President Joe Biden wanted to use the power of government to slow the spread of COVID-19, but the nation's highest court said the sweeping requirements were too broad.
The COVID-19 Mobile Vaccine Clinic bus will be making stops around Colorado this weekend.
Gov. Jared Polis says he wants to save Coloradans money in health care costs during his State of the State address Thursday.
UNC in Greeley is the latest major university in the state to require a COVID booster shot for those working and learning on campus.
The CDC recognizes January as National Birth Defects Awareness Month, a time to highlight efforts to help those living with these conditions.
If you enter a hospital for any reason chances are now you will be tested for COVID-19. People coming in for unrelated illnesses or problems are testing positive.
Centura-Avista Adventist Hospital has plans to reopen next week after closing during the Marshall Fire.
The Weld RE-4 School District will no longer require students to wear masks while at school, a decision which will take effect Jan. 13.
January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month and a Colorado oncologist says now is the perfect time to remind the women in your life to get their annual checkup.
The University of Colorado in Boulder announced that all students and staff will be required to have a booster shot when in-person learning resumes later this month.
Following the announcement by the American Red Cross that there is a national blood supply crisis, Vitalant is seeking more blood donors in Colorado.
The union representing the Denver Public School teachers wants a return to remote learning, but only a brief one.
According to the Centers for Disease Control, Summit County is among those locations where COVID-19 is spreading more quickly than others.
As the Omicron Variant surges across Colorado, there are signs that the medical system is starting to crack.
