Denver Business Makes Its Mark With Climbing Chalk That Kills Coronavirus

COVID-19 forced the company that makes climbing chalk to go out on a limb and make a hygienic liquid chalk called "Secret Stuff Hygienic."

• Sep 2, 2020

Colorado Health Experts Worry COVID-19 Cases Will Go Up With Upcoming Holiday Weekend

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis and state health experts spoke about their concern of the upcoming holiday weekend and whether Coloradans will maintain coronavirus safety practices.

• Sep 2, 2020

Gov. Jared Polis Hopes To Have 30-Minute Coronavirus Testing Results In Colorado By Next Month

Gov. Jared Polis said faster test results are in the works and may even be available in Colorado as soon as next month.

• Sep 2, 2020

Wi-Fi Hotspots, 100 GB Data To Help Low Income Students In Colorado With Remote Learning

Gov. Jared Polis announced a partnership with T-Mobile to provide free Wi-Fi hotspots and 100 GB of data to 34,000 students who come from low income households.

• Sep 2, 2020

Bandimere Speedway 'Stop The COVID Chaos' Rally Draws Large Crowd

The owners of Bandimere Speedway in Morrison held what they called a "Stop the COVID Chaos" rally on Tuesday night that flew in the face of public health orders.

• Sep 2, 2020

American Lung Association Devises Plan To Help Curb Teen Vaping As Students Prepare To Return To Class

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly 29% of high school students in the state used e-cigarettes last year.

• Sep 2, 2020

Students Describe Quarantine As Colorado College Adjusts To Nearly-All Remote Learning

Colorado College became the first school of higher education to move to nearly all online learning after trying to host students on campus, but finding infections of COVID-19 among students.

• Sep 1, 2020

New Vehicle To Help Montrose Police Respond To Mental Health Calls

A vehicle will help the Montrose Police Department respond accordingly to individuals needing mental health help.

• Aug 31, 2020

How Coronavirus Ravaged America's Nursing Homes: 'We've Gone From Long Term Care To Carnage In Five Months'

Nursing homes all over the country were ravaged by COVID-19. AARP's Elaine M. Ryan shares her thoughts on the failures in care that occurred for seniors and the future of nursing homes.

• Aug 31, 2020

Temporary Order Issued Against Longmont Business Amid Mask Dispute

The Boulder County Health Department reports it is getting complaints about a Longmont business refusing to comply with coronavirus health orders.

• Aug 30, 2020

Low-Income Housing Community Gets Geriatric Medicine Clinic On Site

Hundreds of older adults, who live in an affordable housing community in Denver, no longer have to worry about how to get to the doctor.

• Aug 30, 2020

After Chadwick Boseman's Death, Colorado Doctor Raises Colon Cancer Awareness: 'Don't Be Shy About It'

The death of actor Chadwick Boseman by colon cancer took the nation by surprise. He was 43 years old.

• Aug 29, 2020

Vail Mountain Schools Installs High-Tech Disinfection System Ahead Of In-Person Learning

Vail Mountain School began its first full week of in-person leaning Monday, hoping the high-tech disinfection system installed over the summer will minimize the spread of COVID-19.

• Aug 29, 2020

Colorado, Black Retiree Among First To Participate In COVID-19 Vaccine Trial

Researchers at UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital have begun testing a promising COVID-19 vaccine on qualified participants.

• Aug 29, 2020

Medical Grade Masks Delivered To Schools Across Colorado

More than 672,000 medical-grade masks have been delivered to schools across Colorado to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.

• Aug 28, 2020

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