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Gov. Jared Polis signed new legislation into law for resources and funding to help Coloradans deal with the coronavirus pandemic. The law dictates where the funding will be allocated.
The city of Denver and Denver Public Health have made it a point to get COVID-19 testing to as many people as possible. That includes communities of color.
It will still take longer until hanging out at the bar gets back to normal, but for now, bars in Colorado can open at 25% capacity or up to 50 people indoors.
Eagle Lake Camp in El Paso County reported a coronavirus outbreak among staff members on Thursday.
The City of Boulder has identified at least 12 properties near the University of Colorado at Boulder that are directly linked to violating social distancing guidelines.
The statewide public health order has been amended to allow bars to open, and additional activities and events to take place, with "abundant precautions."
Med Pharm received the license Tuesday night to begin examining the effects of marijuana on Alzheimer's disease.
Denver Water customers could see an increase in their water bills. The company said customers used 22% more water last month compared to a typical May.
The health department said the majority of new cases are among college-age people living in the University Hill neighborhood.
Colorado's latest phase of reopening looks promising for music lovers; the state has drafted guidance for outdoor space and the next phase of the public health order in general and outdoor concerts are part of that.
Children's Hospital Colorado in Aurora has been named among the top 10 pediatric facilities in the country by U.S. News & World Report.
International flights returned to Denver International Airport Tuesday for the first time since April 1.
As many public agencies across the country are reexamining their relationships with local police departments, one Regional Transportation District board member is calling for the transportation district to end its contracts with off-duty police and private security officers and replace them with social workers and mental health specialists.
Nearly 29,000 people have signed up to be willingly infected with the coronavirus. It's an effort to speed up the development of a COVID-19 vaccine.
The heat wave has prompted Colorado Springs to close a popular lake because of concerns about toxic algae. Prospect Lake is closed indefinitely because managers believe blue-green algae is about to bloom.
