Coronavirus Cases Continue To Rise As El Paso County Moves Into More Restrictive Level 2
El Paso County is among several counties in Colorado moving into a higher level category on the state's dial amid a rise in coronavirus cases.
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El Paso County is among several counties in Colorado moving into a higher level category on the state's dial amid a rise in coronavirus cases.
Summit County residents are worried about the rising number of COVID-19 cases after public health officials announced an outbreak among 22 Summit High School students.
No general public fan attendance is allowed, but the athletic department says it has received approval of its gameday protocols from the Boulder County Health Department.
Businesses on Main Street in Louisville who benefitted from outside seating all summer called for city leaders to extend the option into November as customers continue to feel safer eating and drinking on a patio.
The machine scans temperature, heart rate, blood oxygen level, and respiratory rate.
Summit County has until next Wednesday to show either a plateau or decline in the number of positive COVID-19 cases or it will move into Safer at Home Level 3: High Risk.
More than 1,000 Coloradans will have the opportunity to be among the first recipients of a new COVID-19 vaccine.
The 58-year-old man, who had been held at the Fremont Correctional Facility near Canon City, died Tuesday at Littleton Adventist Hospital.
Officials say offering testing at smaller sites in the community helps those most impacted by the coronavirus. And the city says more sites will be added.
Businesses at the Stanley Marketplace began operating under new restrictions Wednesday as Adams County entered Safer at Home Level 3 because of rising cases of COVID-19.
Seven people who live in a home in Commerce City are trying to deal with an outbreak of COVID-19 in their home -- four have tested positive for the virus.
The Summit County Public Health Department is investigating a recent outbreak of COVID-19 among Summit High School students.
Summit County Public Health is working with the state to avoid more restrictions as its positivity rate exceeded 10% on Wednesday.
This week, the first round of checks, totaling $6.7 million, went out to small business owners. Applications for the second round of funding closed on Wednesday, and decisions on who gets money will be made in about five weeks.
On CBSN Denver, Kelly Werthmann talked to Dr. Wade Smith, an orthopedic surgeon with OrthoOne at Swedish Medical Center who said that
