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Colorado will begin rolling out the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in a matter of days after the Food and Drug Administration authorized emergency use of the vaccine on Friday night.
Gov. Jared Polis talked about how the coronavirus vaccine will be distributed in Colorado and said officials are working to make sure not a single vaccine will go to waste in our state.
Littleton Public Schools students will return to in-person learning in a phased approach after the winter break. There are four phases to the plan.
Dr. John Prucha said he knows this is not ideal, but says it is the best option to protect your family.
A Colorado doctor is hoping to help women of color feel more comfortable with the coronavirus vaccine.
The state is planning to launch a program called Champions for Vaccine Equity made up of doctors and other health professionals who will campaign for more participation in the coronavirus vaccine program.
Snow and cold temperatures in the forecast are forcing the Denver Department of Public Health and Environment to close some of the city's drive-through community coronavirus testing sites on Friday.
While socialization is often what it's all about at Boys and Girls Clubs, this year they have set up as learning centers for kids to have space and quiet and good connections. And the clubs still make direct contact with kids.
The Douglas County School District has released its plan when students begin the spring semester next month. The plan calls for a return to in-person learning for some students.
Researchers at the University of Colorado are giving new meaning to the question, "Does it pass the smell test?"
Colorado health officials say it could still be too early to know the impact of Thanksgiving gatherings on the number of COVID-19 hospitalizations and cases in the state.
The Family and Intercultural Resource Center, a Summit County non-profit, has been helping families since the beginning of the pandemic but now, even some long-time residents can't afford to stay.
"It's amazing how effective his vaccine is and how safe it is," Dr. Eric France says.
The pandemic has inspired what could become a new tradition locally this year: The Hanukkah Car Parade.
A big hurdle lies ahead for the COVID-19 vaccinations: getting people to take it. A survey by the State of Colorado shows a majority want it, but there is a sizeable percentage of people who do not.
