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Travelers and employees at Denver International Airport (DEN) now have a chance to get a COVID-19 vaccine booster shot just steps away from the security lines.
Denver City Council did not obtain enough votes to override Mayor Michael Hancock's veto of a flavored tobacco ban amendment.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment will be sending text messages to adults who haven't received their COVID-19 booster, but live between five and 10 miles from a community vaccination site.
The Mesa County Sheriff's Office is mourning one of their own. They say Sgt. Wayne Weyler lost his battle to COVID-19 on Dec. 10.
The number of people hospitalized in Colorado who tested positive for COVID-19 continues to drop. That number stands at 1,329.
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office says they've seen an outpouring of support from the community following the death of one of their detectives.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock on Friday vetoed the ban on the sale of flavored tobacco products in the city.
There have been 363 complaints so far involving the Tri-County Health Department mask mandate which covers Adams and Arapahoe counties.
More than 20 wastewater facilities in Colorado are now voluntarily providing samples for the state's COVID-19 surveillance program.
The makers of the Pfizer vaccine say data from a new study shows a third dose of their COVID-19 vaccine neutralized the Omicron variant in lab tests.
The Douglas County School Board has voted to remove its face mask requirement in schools.
Colorado health officials are adding community vaccine clinics so Coloradans can get their boosters, but there have been a few hiccups.
The omicron variant has arrived in Colorado right in the middle of the busy holiday season. CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida says while the variant is concerning, it is not cause for panic.
There are indications there is a low-level transmission of the omicron strain of COVID-19 in Boulder.
A former nurse for a Colorado Springs hospital who lied to patients and federal investigators about taking pain medications from patients' delivery pumps for a "study" was sentenced to 12 months in federal prison.
