HHS Allocates 1,730,000 COVID-19 Antigen Tests To Colorado
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is sending 1,730,000 COVID-19 antigen tests to Colorado.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is sending 1,730,000 COVID-19 antigen tests to Colorado.
Due to an increase in coronavirus cases among employees, the city of Brighton is closing some buildings.
If you live with someone who recently tested positive for COVID-19, UCHealth wants you to try an antibody treatment that could reduce your chance of being infected.
Adams County residents will soon go back to Level 3 Safer-at-Home restrictions due to a rising number of coronavirus cases.
"I Have COVID-19," tweeted Aurora's mayor, Mike Coffman on Sunday morning.
Multiple coronavirus testing sites in Colorado will be closed on Monday because of the weather and expected snowy driving conditions.
Summit County continues to see a rise in positive cases of COVID-19 and is now working with the state on a plan to avoid tighter restrictions.
Health officials are implementing new restrictions in Adams County in response to an increase in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has changed its Safer at Home public health order to limit social gatherings.
The highest number of regular eventgoers who would feel comfortable attending a game indoors is at 59 percent, with the arenas at 25 percent capacity.
Travel restrictions for Colorado residents will require more planning and flexibility heading into the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, experts at AAA warn for those leaving the state by plane or car.
The State of Colorado is appealing a federal judge's decision to allow two Denver metro area churches to go without face masks or attendance limits for indoor services.
More school districts in Colorado are exploring the possibility of having students return to remote learning, at least for the fall semester.
Boulder County is working with a testing developer and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment to make sure everyone has access to free and readily-available COVID-19 testing.
"Anything over two hours is going to have an effect on just how our eyes feel, and dryness. I know it's hard for students and people working from home to be able to do two hours or less, but really just try to take those breaks."
