Welcome Home Parade Held For Denver Reverend Who Spent Weeks Battling Coronavirus
Friends and family held a parade Wednesday for a Denver reverend who recently returned home after being hospitalized for COVID-19.
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Friends and family held a parade Wednesday for a Denver reverend who recently returned home after being hospitalized for COVID-19.
In an effort to keep kids active this summer, UnitedHealthcare of Colorado donated a new bike and helmet to every 5th grader at Doull Elementary School.
As small businesses continue to be impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, one boutique fitness studio owner says small gyms shouldn't be treated like one of the larger facilities.
On Wednesday, Colorado lawmakers provided an overview of a newly introduced bill that would provide earned sick days to workers in the state.
After months of scraping by with takeout and delivery, many restaurants opened their doors for dine-in services on Wednesday, following the state's new safety guidelines.
UCHealth Highlands Ranch is normally bustling, but activity has slowed recently.
The two bats are the first to test positive for the disease in Boulder County this year.
A recent high school graduate went in for surgery a week ago at Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children (RMHC).
While an asymptomatic person can test positive for COVID-19, it's possible they may not spread it.
Colorado's health department says we are meeting the goals for social distancing during the "Safer at Home" phase -- and reaffirmed that it is crucial to keep doing it to protect older residents.
For the first time since March 30, the number of current hospitalizations in Colorado dipped below 400.
A 15th veteran has died from coronavirus at the Veterans Community Living Center at Fitzsimons. The veteran, who was not identified, passed away on Memorial Day.
Early in the coronavirus crisis in Colorado, a doctor in Weld County saw the seriousness of the virus first hand.
A month after Colorado transitioned to safer-at-home," the number of hospitalizations remain low.
After weeks of only serving takeout during the coronavirus pandemic, restaurants will finally be allowed to offer dine-in service across the state.
