COVID In Colorado: Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Tests Positive For COVID-19
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock announced he tested positive for COVID-19. He shared the note on Jan. 1.
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Denver Mayor Michael Hancock announced he tested positive for COVID-19. He shared the note on Jan. 1.
Family members say smoke inhalation likely contributed to the death of Gonzalo "Chalo" Quesada, a 58-year-old man who was bed-ridden when the Marshall Fire ripped through his neighborhood Thursday.
The University of Colorado Boulder will begin the spring 2022 term on Jan. 10 with fully remote instruction for the first two weeks of the semester.
Due to the fires that broke out on Thursday, the City of Louisville issued a boil water advisory for the entire city.
Cars were bumper to bumper on Wednesday in Westminster. Everyone at the Front Range Community College were trying to get a COVID-19 test.
Seven Weld residents have recently tested positive for the new COVID-19 omicron variant. The residents range in age from seven months to 78 years old.
Denver Public Schools Superintendent Alex Marrero says they will move forward with in-person learning after the winter break.
The Summit County data dashboard shows exclamation points next to their new positivity rate (22.6%), and case rank in the state (13th worst out of 88).
The new guidelines have been applauded largely by the restaurant industry as they could help smaller businesses rebound from staffing shortages.
Denver and neighboring counties are extending the order requiring everyone 2 and older to wear a face covering indoors, or show proof of vaccination, through Feb. 3, officials announced Tuesday.
New CDC guidelines allow people to emerge more rapidly from quarantine or isolation after COVID exposure or a positive test.
As the omicron variant leads a surge in cases nationwide, COVID-19 testing remains in high demand, but the tests themselves are in short supply. Stores are running out and testing sites are seeing long waits in many states, including Colorado.
Those hoping to see "The Lion King" at The Buell Theatre will have to wait a few more days.
A high number of COVID-19 cases and "critical staffing shortages" prompted Summit County Public Health to send an emergency alert to residents on Monday.
The city of Lone Tree reported a two-hour-long wait time for COVID-19 testing at its drive-thru site at Sky Ridge Medical Center on Sunday.
