Familiar Faces Implore Tourists To 'Do Colorado Right'
Colorado is turning to some of its most well-known faces to send a message to tourists about how to behave during the pandemic.
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Colorado is turning to some of its most well-known faces to send a message to tourists about how to behave during the pandemic.
Jefferson County Public Health is working to get more older adults vaccinated in Colorado. The department began distributing the coronavirus vaccine at the Arvada Fire Protection District Training Center to those 70 and up on Wednesday.
Colorado is preparing to ship coronavirus vaccine doses directly to pharmacies.
A mass vaccination site at the National Western Complex is already set up ahead of an SCL Health event this weekend.
A new Denver Health Outpatient Medical Center could be instrumental in the work to get thousands vaccinated against COVID-19.
U.S. lawmakers are now investigating issues of worker safety at meat processing plants after outbreaks last year led to more than 250 deaths nationwide last year.
Colorado Congresswoman Diana DeGette addressed how to speed up distribution of COVID-19 vaccines throughout the country.
Students heading back to Colorado Mesa University are getting tested and learning how COVID-19 can change, adapt and kill.
Two weeks since moving to Level Red, Pitkin County officials say they have curbed their coronavirus numbers enough to move to Level Orange.
The grants are part of the Winter Outdoor Dining Fund to help businesses facing COVID restrictions find creative ways to continue serving customers.
It is difficult for everybody to get a good night's sleep in the Lambert household.
Businesses in Denver have the chance to serve more people. They can start applying for Colorado's Five Star Certification program.
U.S. lawmakers have launched an investigation into worker safety at meatpacking plants during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A video widely shared on social media shows a packed dance floor at The Grizzly Rose in Adams County.
Those in the 65-69 age group are being told to get ready. They, along with educators, will soon become eligible to receive the CVOID-19 vaccine in Colorado.