'I Feel Ready': Colorado Teachers Fight Back-To-School Jitters With Rapid At-Home COVID Tests
Colorado is adding a new tool they hope will help slow COVID-19 numbers as students and teachers return to in-person learning.
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Colorado is adding a new tool they hope will help slow COVID-19 numbers as students and teachers return to in-person learning.
Some coronavirus patients are still experiencing symptoms months after they should have recovered.
For most people, symptoms of coronavirus can go away in a few weeks, but there are some survivors who have lingering symptoms that can last months.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment says it found another new strain of the coronavirus in Colorado.
Harold "Tommy" Thompson was one of the 5,000 patients who had appointments to receive the COVID-19 vaccine on Sunday.
COPIRG combed through Medicaid and Medicare data and it showed that nearly one in four assisted living facilities reported a shortage of nurses.
Gov. Jared Polis has received his first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
National Jewish Hospital hosted a large-scale vaccination event on Saturday.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment wants to hear from the public about an idea of a new COVID-19 dial.
The system has been challenged by the difficulty many older Coloradans have with online sign-ups or even lack of access.
As more contagious strains of the coronavirus continue to spread, experts in Colorado say multiple masks aren't as necessary as a good fitting mask.
Teachers and childcare workers will move up in Colorado's plan for vaccine distribution. Gov. Jared Polis announced that Pre-K thru 12 educators and licensed childcare workers can get vaccinated starting Feb. 8.
Gov. Jared Polis announced Friday that more people will be eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine next month.
In an effort to make sure every Coloradan can access a COVID vaccine when they want, Weld County health officials are recruiting non-traditional vaccine administers to help vaccinate rural residents.
Starting next week, Colorado will launch a first of its kind at-home testing program for educators.
