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When a stay-at-home order was issued due to the pandemic, business declined and he stopped driving.
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When a stay-at-home order was issued due to the pandemic, business declined and he stopped driving.
Boulder County health officials say the community is making progress to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Officials say the saliva tests typically offer results in 72 hours or less from the time you mail the test.
UCHealth has treated and released more than 2,000 people with coronavirus. That's nearly 30% of of the patients who have been hospitalized with COVID-19 in Colorado.
"You basically have a lot of people that are sharing the air… (They are) sharing the area for a long time with some kind of activity that favors the virus going into the air like singing or talking or something like that."
Broncos Country will be allowed at the remaining Denver Broncos games this season.
Bucky Dilts, a former Denver Bronco and prostate cancer survivor, has become an advocate for early prostate cancer detection.
On CBSN Denver, Abby McFerron, co-founder of Denver Share, talked about the pregnancy and infant loss support group aimed at parents who have lost babies during pregnancy or shortly after birth.
There isn't a ban on trick-or-treating this year in Denver, but health officials have set guidelines to follow if you plan to celebrate.
Four states are telling visiting Coloradans to quarantine for two weeks when they arrive.
Colorado Rapids fans will not be able to return to Dick's Sporting Goods Park this week to watch their team take the field as originally planned. The club had to delay the return of fans "out of an abundance of precaution."
The University of Colorado Boulder is expanding its coronavirus testing program to include all students and employees. That also includes students living off campus.
The Denver Dumb Friends League Pet Resource Center partnered with Colorado State University to offer free health clinic services for dogs and cats in north Denver.
It has been nearly a year since a man was critically burned in a propane explosion in Pagosa Springs.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment reports 19,761 COVID-19 tests on Wednesday followed by 19,425 tests on Thursday.
