Vice President Kamala Harris To Visit Denver To Promote COVID Relief Bill
Vice President Kamala Harris will visit Denver on March 16 to highlight the $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill passed by Congress on Wednesday.
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Vice President Kamala Harris will visit Denver on March 16 to highlight the $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill passed by Congress on Wednesday.
The City of Denver is planning for a moment of silence to honor those lives lost in the coronavirus pandemic. The moment of silence is planned for Friday at noon.
A year into the pandemic, doctors in Colorado and across the world have made significant strides in how to treat COVID-19 patients.
A clinic for underserved Coloradans was ordered to change its COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan after the state found its policy wasn't inclusive.
The Douglas County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to pass a resolution petitioning the governor to immediately lift all COVID-19 restrictions.
Gov. Jared Polis shared his disappointment with hundreds of students at the University of Colorado following a party-turned-riot.
Despite calls from some Colorado counties for the state to reopen, Gov. Jared Polis insisted that it already is.
COVIDCheck Colorado team members are walking door to door in the Montbello neighborhood to get people signed up for the vaccine.
The Denver Public Library reopened nine branches on Tuesday, almost a year to the day since they closed their doors due to the COVID-19 lockdown.
The city of Denver tells CBS4 officials are watching an incoming snowstorm closely, specifically how it affects mass coronavirus vaccination clinics this weekend.
The COVID-19 testing site at Water World in Federal Heights is closing at the end of March.
The Colorado High School Activities Association moved the 3A girls swimming and diving state championship meet from this Saturday to Monday because of an incoming snowstorm.
The CDC has issued new guidelines for how people who are fully vaccinated for COVID-19 can interact, and Dr. Dave Hnida says it's important to pay attention to people's risk levels.
New statistics from the Colorado Bureau of Investigation show what Denver metro area law enforcement agencies have said previously -- car thefts were up in 2020.
In Israel, many businesses now offer services to those who can provide proof of vaccination, but legal experts say a similar approach in Colorado may not be as easy.
