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Denver's move to require vaccination for city employees along with that of a growing number of communities and companies are surviving nearly all court challenges.
A group of parents in Adams, Arapahoe and Douglas counties filed suit Tuesday against Tri-County Health Department over its mask mandate in schools.
A judge dismissed an attempt by a group of Denver police officers to block the city's vaccine mandate a day before it's set to take effect.
Colorado is once again urging residents to sign up for free at-home COVID-19 testing.
With children back in school and a highly contagious strain of COVID spreading, questions about if and when children can be vaccinated have followed.
As Pfizer seeks FDA approval for their COVID-19 vaccine to be administered to children 5 years old and older, Children's Hospital Colorado has been among the leading health providers in the world helping supply data on vaccinating children.
Gov. Jared Polis said that 4% of eligible adults in the state have already received their vaccine booster shot.
The Tri-County Health Department says it will offer public health services to Douglas County through the end of 2022.
Some Colorado state lawmakers are calling for an audit of Colorado's COVID testing program after learning the health department used unauthorized tests in hundreds of nursing homes.
While cases again surged at the end of August in Colorado and into September, numbers are leveling off and even declining slightly.
Weeks after students returned to in-person learning, some Colorado districts are struggling to fill openings in the classrooms, cafeterias, and other critical areas. Brighton 27J Schools is warning parents it may have to take drastic measures if things don't change fast.
A Centennial woman is taking United Airlines to federal court. She alleges the airline's vaccine requirement discriminates against her religion.
Health officials have approved coronavirus booster shots for older adults, yet there is still confusion over who should get a third dose. Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida helped clear things up for us on CBSN Denver.
A state senator is asking for an audit of Colorado's COVID-19 testing program amid questions about an $89 million contract with a startup company called Curative.
Thousands flocked to the Adams County Fairgrounds for the 8th Annual Denver American Indian Festival over the weekend.
