Getting The COVID-19 Vaccine: Polis Lays Out Distribution Plan
Gov. Jared Polis laid out the plan on Wednesday for getting more people the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Gov. Jared Polis laid out the plan on Wednesday for getting more people the COVID-19 vaccine.
About 50,000 Denver workers will receive larger paychecks as the city's scheduled minimum wage increase took effect on Jan. 1.
CU Chancellor Phil DiStefano is now quarantining at his home after testing positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday, according to a university news release. He is experiencing mild symptoms.
More than a dozen Safeways are already giving vaccinations to help counties reach workers who aren't connected to larger health care systems.
Following a lawsuit by the ACLU, the El Paso County Jail will be required to make changes that better protect inmates and staff from COVID-19.
Local public health agencies are being told to focus their efforts on vaccinations for highest risk health care workers in Phase 1A as well as moderate risk healthcare workers in Phase 1B.
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment system for unemployment benefits is going to be offline for the next 5 days.
The El Paso County Jail will do more to monitor the health of jail inmates to prevent the spread of the coronavirus under a temporary deal approved by a federal judge on Monday.
RTD will announce a second round of layoffs this week. The public transit company is facing a massive budget shortfall due to the coronavirus pandemic.
January is National Radon Action Month and Jefferson County Public Health is offering free radon test kits as long as supplies last.
The Clyfford Still Museum in Denver is once again welcoming visitors back after reopening Tuesday
After changes to the COVID-19 vaccination prioritization list in Colorado last week increased the number of people eligible for a Phase 1A or 1B vaccine, Boulder County has set up a notification system for those qualified for vaccination.
Experts warn the COVID-19 pandemic is increasing the risk from drug-resistant bacteria -- but researchers say they've found a "totally new approach" to fight those superbugs.
Days after the governor announced that adults 70 and older would be included in Phase 1B of the COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan in Colorado, health departments and pharmacies are unable to give clear guidance on how anyone in that age group can get their first dose this week.
The relaxing of restrictions in Colorado comes as new strains of COVID-19 are turning up around the world.
