Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Pause Deals Big Blow To Mountain Communities
The loss of Johnson & Johnson vaccines ahead of the next week could put a strain on sprawling Colorado mountain communities.
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The loss of Johnson & Johnson vaccines ahead of the next week could put a strain on sprawling Colorado mountain communities.
A Denver food pantry is getting ready to close and that's a good thing. A decline in COVID cases and the availability of vaccines have allowed the older adults served by the pantry at Kavod Senior Life to get out and shop for themselves.
The news that the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is "being paused" is probably something that makes you a bit nervous, and certainly raises a bunch of questions of what exactly is going on during this roller coaster ride of a seemingly endless pandemic.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment paused the use of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine "out of an abundance of caution."
Douglas County commissioners voted to opt out of the Tri-County public health order which would essentially take over after the state's COVID-19 dial expires on April 16.
While state mandates for masks and limits on large-capacity, indoor gatherings remain in place, the state's COVID-19 dial will soon retire.
Broncos players, through an NFLPA statement, say that without more COVID protocols, they will not take part in the team's offseason workout program.
Gov. Jared Polis it was likely to be "days not weeks" before the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine will be available again in Colorado.
Every year, volunteers sign up to climb 2,000 stairs as part of the "Fight for Air Climb" with the American Lung Association. The event is to raise awareness and donations for lung cancer research, and this year, for the association's COVID Action Initiative as well.
The County of Boulder is on track to move to Level Blue on the COVID-19 dial on Friday.
The Tri-County Health Department is working with other metro Denver agencies to come up with a consistent COVID-19 dial when the state's dial expires this Friday.
Colorado health officials are once again reporting a rise in the number of COVID variants in the state, and CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida says one in particular has doctors on edge.
Michael Lee won four college golf tournaments during his golf career at the Colorado School Of Mines. He died a few months ago from COVID-19 at the age of 28.
The number of people hospitalized with confirmed cases of COVID-19 continues to gradually increase in Colorado.
Denver Public Schools is calling some teachers to return to the classrooms before the end of the month. It's a decision some are criticizing saying they are forcing teachers into a dangerous situation.
