Multiple Coronavirus Testing Sites To Be Offered In Denver
Denver will soon have more opportunities for residents to get a coronavirus test.
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Denver will soon have more opportunities for residents to get a coronavirus test.
A Colorado nonprofit that's focused on providing hope to children with cancer has had to find new ways to support families during the coronavirus pandemic.
In June, a Wheat Ridge couple learned that two of their young daughters are slowly dying.
Health experts are looking at the supply of PPE and the availability of hospital beds after a "big jump" in new patients.
The Sheriff of Washington County has announced he will not direct his deputies to enforce the mask mandate, enacted by Governor Jared Polis on Thursday. The announcement comes via a letter posted to the Sheriff's Offce Facebook page on Friday.
Since the shutdown of schools due to coronavirus and then the end of the virtual school year, Colorado teachers have been worried about the health and safety of their students.
UCHealth sees about 500 admissions to the burn center each year. July is the month with the most injuries from grill accidents.
Gov. Jared Polis issued a statewide mask mandate on Thursday as the number of COVID-19 cases are showing what he called a "significant uptick."
A study coming out soon in the Journal of Health Affairs shows states that have implemented mask rules have fared better, with hundreds of thousands of cases of COVID-19 likely averted.
Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams said his deputies will not cite people for violating Colorado's new mask mandate.
Douglas County Commissioners were firm during a town hall Wednesday night that they will not mandate citizens to wear a mask.
Being a grandparent has been hard, but the coronavirus has made things a lot harder.
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect our lives every day, and can be taking a toll on our mental health.
Brighton, Bennett and Castle Rock have joined Douglas County in expressing their intentions to opt out of the mask order the Tri-County Health Department plans to activate on July 24.
CBS4's Karen Morfitt spoke to Jefferson County Public Health environmental specialist David Volkel about what the recent detection of bubonic plague in a squirrel means for the community.
