3 Englewood Police Department Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
Three employees who work for the Englewood Police Department have tested positive for COVID-19.
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Three employees who work for the Englewood Police Department have tested positive for COVID-19.
Secretary of Defense Mark Esper announced Thursday that all Air Force Academy cadets will return to campus in the fall. Military training pipelines were declared "mission essential" by Secretary Esper Thursday morning, meaning that cadets will return in full.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock is inviting families to a free COVID-19 testing event on Thursday in Montbello.
If you buy two masks for $29 the Lung Association will donate two masks to those in need.
Many people are feeling a range of emotions amid a coronavirus diagnosis and subsequent quarantine. That can include feelings of loneliness with isolation, sadness, grief and even shame.
United Airlines will soon begin requiring all customers to wear masks at service counters, gates, and baggage claim areas.
The condition is caused by the bacterium Bartonella quintana, a close relative of the bug that causes cat scratch fever. Colonies of it live in the digestive systems of body lice and are excreted in their feces.
Bars and restaurants are looking at pulling back on their hours on Thursday night for a month as COVID-19 cases rise sharply in Colorado.
After months of helping battle COVID-19 as a Registered Nurse, Mary Ann Flick was in need of a vacation.
Gov. Jared Polis gave an update on coronavirus in Colorado on Tuesday. He announced a new mandate in Colorado for the next 30 days that last call for alcohol will be at 10 p.m.
An increase in COVID-19 cases in Colorado is linked to young people, but the more severe health impact continues to be among the older population.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment says 15 counties are at risk of losing their variances as coronavirus cases rise in their respective counties.
Boulder Valley School District will delay the start of the school year by one week.
In an effort to expedite the return of coronavirus testing results, Colorado State University researchers in Fort Collins have developed a product which would mimic the convenience of a take-home pregnancy test.
