Colorado Springs Kindergarten Class Under Quarantine Over COVID-19 Concerns
A kindergarten class in Colorado Springs will quarantine for the next two weeks after a student developed symptoms associated with COVID-19.
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A kindergarten class in Colorado Springs will quarantine for the next two weeks after a student developed symptoms associated with COVID-19.
Now, there is an FDA-approved, dropless alternative called Dextenza.
Boulder Valley Students went back to school with remote learning on Wednesday and superintendent Rob Anderson talked about what went into the decision for all online instruction.
Cherry Creek School District has reported six cases of COVID-19 in students and staff at various schools. In all, 26 people are being asked to quarantine.
A member of the Pinnacle High School community has tested positive for COVID-19. High school students will learn online through Wednesday.
It seems every summer where fires ravage the mountains, Coloradans question if the smoke is making them feel uncomfortable. However this year some are asking, could it be symptoms of COVID-19.
Clinica Tepeyac offers a long list of health services to Denver's Latino Community.
An initiative asking Colorado voters if they want to create a $1.3 billion state-run paid family and medical leave insurance program has qualified for the November ballot.
The Denver Department of Public Health and Environment wants to make sure that children living in the city don't go hungry.
Children born at 5,000 feet or more above sea level are typically smaller at birth and more likely to remain stunted than those born at lower altitudes, according to new worldwide research.
Academy District 20 in Colorado Springs is the latest to require quarantines after a positive COVID-19 case. District officials are asking some students and staff to stay home for two weeks.
With more people working from home and spending more time at home due to the coronavirus pandemic, state health experts are urging Coloradans to test their homes for radon.
Clear Creek in Golden was closed indefinitely on Monday in an attempt to slow the spread of coronavirus.
Even before coronavirus, teen suicide was a problem across the nation. Now, as students head back to class, some worry how the pandemic has added pressure will affect students.
The extension of the state mask mandate by Gov. Jared Polis to at least Sept. 13 may prolong a skin problem. A lot of people are experiencing skin irritation and breakouts caused by the face coverings.
