Denver City Council Approves Ban On Flavored Tobacco
The council approved the ban, 8-3.
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The council approved the ban, 8-3.
Last week, researchers at the Colorado Department of Public Health Laboratory Building discovered the first case of the Omicron variant tied to an Arapahoe County woman.
Comfort Dental is offering free dental care on Dec. 23 to anyone who wants it, no questions asked, as part of its "Comfort Dental Care Day."
Two cases of the omicron variant have already been confirmed in Colorado. Medical experts expect the case count will rise as the COVID-19 variant rapidly spreads across the globe.
A study focused on tracking the spread of COVID-19 in performing arts settings has also unveiled the population of humans who spread the most COVID-19 particles.
In an effort to get more people vaccinated against COVID-19 and give out COVID-19 vaccination boosters, the State has decided to set up their mobile vaccine clinic outside of Ball Arena in Denver every time they have an event in December.
The president made booster shots a priority in his fight against COVID, but Coloradans we spoke with say getting a booster shot is easier said than done.
Seasonal affective disorder is a type of depression that typically sets in this time of year. Find out how it's treated.
Police in Greeley say a recent traffic stop resulted the arrests of two people, including a former "affiliate" of the 211 Crew.
Omicron has some experts worried it could be more transmissible and more resistant to vaccines than previous variants of the virus.
After 158 days in the hospital, Nate McWilliams is headed home after being one of the longest patients treated for COVID-19.
President Biden wants to make at-home COVID tests more available than ever before, but one Colorado pharmacy says whether or not they can keep the tests in stock is a guessing game.
The first Colorado case of the omicron variant has been detected. The patient in Arapahoe County had recently traveled to Africa and has minor symptoms.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, doctors have seen issues with preeclampsia in pregnant women who contract the coronavirus.
Many of you have a lot of questions about the new variant, so CBS4 brought them to a health expert following things closely. Answers were provided by Dr. Reginald Washington, chief medical officer from Presbyterian St. Luke's and Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children.
