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Colorado reached a grim milestone on Thursday. The state has now recorded its highest level of patients hospitalized by COVID-19 since the beginning of the pandemic in March.
Although more than 80% of Colorado's hospital intensive care beds are occupied during the COVID19 pandemic, a CBS4 Investigation earlier this week reported how COVID-19 patients from other states are still being sent to Colorado hospitals.
As coronavirus cases continue to surge in Colorado, one testing organization has more demand than capacity. Stride Community Health Center offers testing, at no cost to the patient, at 4 sites spread over Arapahoe, Douglas and Jefferson counties.
Public health officials are urging residents to avoid all gatherings, for now.
Students in a newly developed class about COVID-19 got a lesson from the nation's top infectious diseases expert.
Summit County will enter into the Level Orange: High Risk coronavirus category, CBS4 learned Wednesday night.
Broomfield County is the latest in Colorado to be moved to Level Orange-High Risk coronavirus restrictions.
During a COVID-19 update, Dr. Rachel Herlihy, State Epidemiologist with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, said the state has routinely seen 2,000 cases per day over the last two weeks.
Starting Nov. 9, Jefferson County will move to "Level Orange-High Risk" on the COVID-19 Dial of restrictions.
The Denver Art Museum is asking some ticket holders to its new exhibition featuring the work of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera to prepare for rebooking.
The Denver Broncos are taking added precautions this week in an effort to keep coronavirus from spreading.
Over the Halloween weekend, Boulder police issued at least 22 public health order violations and nuisance party tickets, a spokesperson for BPD said.
Originally artists were going to have a community altar for family and friends to gather and pray, but the public health order limiting those who can gather from 10 to five people, changed those plans.
Colorado voters have decided to create a state program mandating paid family and medical leave for workers across all industries and income levels.
The face mask issue will be discussed during the town council's regularly-scheduled Tuesday night meeting.
