Testing Demand Increases Across Colorado As COVID Omicron Variant Spreads Ahead Of Christmas
With the holidays quickly approaching and the omicron COVID-19 variant in all but five states, the demand for testing is increasing across Colorado.
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With the holidays quickly approaching and the omicron COVID-19 variant in all but five states, the demand for testing is increasing across Colorado.
Volunteers are needed to take part in a study that could protect us from another virus that often hits this time of year – Respiratory Syncytial Virus, or RSV.
With the spread of the COVID-19 omicron variant, the University of Denver is taking a preventative step to maintain in-person learning in the spring semester. They will require two negative on-campus COVID-19 test results from everyone at the school.
Even if you're vaccinated and boostered, there are more ways to reduce the risk of getting infected and infecting your loved ones.
Kroger has mandated that unvaccinated salaried employees are to be charged $50 a month more for health insurance if they're on the company plan.
Eagle County will keep its COVID-19 public health order requiring face coverings in schools and child care setting into the new year.
Gov. Jared Polis said there are now five confirmed cases of the omicron variant in Colorado.
Bill Lee, known best by his community in Idaho Springs as Santa Bill, is now battling COVID-19.
All the blowing dust from Wednesday's high winds that blew through Colorado led to a health advisory for some living in the eastern part of the state.
This week the State of Colorado reported that number of COVID-19 deaths has grown to more than 10,000.
Jason Strong was young, healthy and worked out twice a day. The 39-year-old Aurora man is just now recovering from a 78 day battle with COVID-19 that left him near death.
A nurse in Colorado's high country had just been trained on how to deal with saving a baby's life just a week before she put her knowledge to practice.
A year after COVID-19 vaccines started going into the arms of Coloradans, healthcare workers talk about life before and after that milestone as well as their thoughts on those who have yet to get the vaccine.
Arapahoe County is the latest county to decide to leave the Tri-County Health Department.
One year ago, health workers in northern Colorado became the first in the state, and among the first in the country, to receive their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine outside of a clinical trial.
