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Right now, the state is dealing with getting fewer doses of the vaccine than initially planned as states around the country have dealt with shortfalls under the federal government's plan.
As dozens of counties in Colorado moved from Level Red to Level Orange, the easing of restrictions was welcome relief for workers and patrons at one of Denver's first live concerts.
Businesses in more than 30 counties in Colorado have been seeing red, now the COVID-19 dial has moved to Level Orange due to improving statistics regarding the spread of the coronavirus.
Even though Gov. Jared Polis hasn't extended the eviction moratorium in Colorado, he did add a waiver for late fees until the end of the month.
Colorado's move to Level Orange from Level Red on Monday, while positive, has created questions when it comes to the state's 5 Star State Certification Program, specifically for the restaurant industry.
While industry experts tell CBS4 they expect many venues and businesses will be unable to open right away, some gave it a try Monday.
Both residents and staff at Someren Glen assisted living facility in Centennial received their COVID-19 shots on Monday.
Locally-owned business Roostercat Coffee House is being impacted by the changes to the COVID restrictions in Denver.
Many are opting for home workouts and want to buy their own gym equipment -- but it can be difficult to find.
Colorado counties like Arapahoe County have been busy trying to get ready for their big change on the state's COVID restriction dial.
The Town Pump, a staple of Old Town Fort Collins for more than 112 years, received more than $80,000 in donations in just two days of fundraising on GoFundMe.
The site is located at the Castle Rock Fairgrounds and will be open daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
In 2021, as vaccines begin to take effect, there are hopes that the populations of at-risk patients in hospitals will drop. Drugs being used now on the very sick might become more available for others.
Pitkin County Public Health launched an online form to notify residents when they are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine.
The staff at Cherry Creek Schools got their coronavirus vaccines on Friday. They are the first school employees in Colorado to receive the first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
