Colorado COVID Survivor Has A Reminder To 'Be Careful' As Hospitalizations Rise Rapidly
At least 417 people are hospitalized with confirmed coronavirus cases in Colorado. That's the most since May 23.
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At least 417 people are hospitalized with confirmed coronavirus cases in Colorado. That's the most since May 23.
In what was called a victory for religious freedom, a federal court judge's decision means congregants at Colorado churches will no longer be required to wear masks or limit their numbers as required by the governor's COVID-19 mandates.
More than five million children, two kids in every classroom, have an allergy to at least one food.
The guidelines include anticipated social distancing and face coverings.
Several Broncos players made a virtual visit with cancer patients from the UCHealth system following the team's big win over the New England Patriots.
Chicago officials announced that starting on Friday, travelers from Colorado, Ohio, Delaware, West Virginia and Texas will be subject to a two-week quarantine requirement.
Group gatherings are now limited to five people, instead of 10. The new restriction on group gatherings does not apply to classroom settings and there are exceptions for organized sports.
The number of coronavirus hospitalizations in Colorado reached a level not seen since May, health experts say.
The Aurora Public School District announced it is delaying the return on in-person learning for students in grades 9-12 until mid-November.
Elementary school students in Douglas County returned to class for in-person learning on Monday.
The store is called COVID-19 Essentials. And it may well be the country's first retail chain dedicated solely to an infectious disease.
Counties across Colorado's Front Range are working to curb rising COVID-19 cases.
The order issued Friday limits personal gatherings to five people and requires bars and restaurants to end alcohol sales at 10 p.m.
The Colorado plan releases doses in three phases prioritizing those most in need and most likely to be exposed to the coronavirus.
Group gatherings are now limited to five people, instead of 10, and face coverings are now required in more outdoor settings.
